After three decades of of Melodic Hardcore, Calgary-based technical Punk veterans Belvedere have returned with their seventh full-length album, Seven Years of Bad Luck, due out June 19, 2026 on Thousand Islands Records.

The 11-track release arrives follows a stretch of global touring. The first single from the album has been released, titled “Crimson”, and it introduces the record’s “emotional and thematic core.”

Frontman Steven Rawles describes the track as “a reflection of modern disillusionment and isolation”:

He continues:

A desperate feeling of loneliness. You know that things aren’t right in the world, yet the voices of media, government and sycophants supporting them tells you the opposite. Terrible injustices pile up in front of your eyes, but these visualizations become a sea of echoes that are loud and disorientating. You’re not alone.

The band has spent the last several years touring across North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia. In April 2026, Belvedere will head across Canada alongside Strung Out, followed by a return to Europe in June and July for select dates with Authority Zero, MakeWar, Strung Out, The Corps, and more.

Seven Years of Bad Luck was produced by Casey Lewis and Steven Rawles, recorded at Echo Base Studio, and mixed and mastered by Lewis. The album artwork was created by Seb Theriault (SterioDesign), with photography by Dominic Gendron.