SkyTigers Announce Second Full-Length Album “…Injustice For All,” Out February 6, 2026 On Sound Investment Records; First Single “Immortelevision” Out January 23rd

Massachusetts thrash/punk wrecking crew SkyTigers have announced their long-awaited second full-length album, …Injustice for All, due out February 6, 2026 via Sound Investment Records. The record will be released digitally and on vinyl, with pre-orders available now.

The album’s first single, “Immortelevision,” drops January 23, offering an early taste of the band’s blistering, panic-fueled assault.

Recorded and engineered by Alex Allinson at Bridge Sound and Stage in Cambridge, MA, …Injustice for All finds SkyTigers sharpening every edge of their sound. Across a tightly wound half hour, the band continues their signature fusion of punk, hardcore, thrash, and heavy metal—pairing breakneck riffs and pit-ready rhythms with pointed lyrics and razor-sharp wit. The result is a furious, unflinching diatribe aimed squarely at the modern American dystopia: a capitalist hellscape rendered loud, fast, and impossible to ignore.

Formed in 2010, SkyTigers are a four-piece thrash/punk outfit based in Lowell, MA, known for their explosive live shows and relentless energy. Drawing influence from heavy metal icons like Iron Maiden, Metallica, and Exodus, alongside crossover torchbearers such as Municipal Waste and Ramming Speed, the band has built a reputation as one of Massachusetts’ most intense and entertaining live acts. Dyingscene.com once summed up the band succinctly as “Comeback Kid meets Motörhead.”

Following a Boston Music Award win for Punk/Hardcore Artist of the Year, SkyTigers released their debut full-length Eulorgy in June 2020 on Sound Investment Records. Despite its release during the height of the global pandemic, the album earned praise from outlets like Razorcake and helped secure additional BMA nominations in 2020 and 2021. The band carried that momentum forward, sharing stages with national acts including Pears and The Casket Lottery, and further cementing their place in the underground heavy music scene.

With …Injustice for All, SkyTigers return louder, sharper, and more confrontational than ever—channeling years of built-up frustration into a record that hits hard, hits fast, and leaves no illusion intact.