Dead Poet Society has announced the release of their third album, Monarch, on October 2 via Spinefarm Records.

The album follows 2021’s -!- and 2024’s Fission, offering the band’s most expansive and emotionally resonant collection to date.

It explores themes of identity, social performance, and self-acceptance, with the new single "Cold" serving as a central statement.

The track, directed by band member Jack Underkofler with Blackwolf Imaging, underscores the band’s focus on emotional depth and musical contrast.

Monarch was produced by Mutemath frontman Paul Meany and mixed by Grammy Award-winning Adam Hawkins.

Recording took place at Valley View Studios and The Park in Los Angeles.

The album features tracks including "Roach," "Sinner Systems," "Lost," and "Psalm 136." Pre-orders are available for multiple limited-edition vinyl variants, including one with an expanded booklet, as well as CD and digital formats.

A fan-driven interactive world called The House is also launched, inspired by the album’s artwork, with a young girl ringed by phones as a central motif.

Fans are encouraged to explore the site and discover hidden clues.

The band will tour across the United States, with tickets available via Wearedps.com.

The US leg features a co-headlining show with Honey Revenge, with Hunny and Broadside as supporting acts.

Dead Poet Society consists of Jack Underkofler, Jack Collins, Dylan Brenner, and Will Goodroad.

Meanwhile, BraveWords Records has released Alcatrazz’s new album, PRIOR CONVICTIONS, which includes two new tracks: "Transylvanian Requiem" and "Stand and Wait Your Turn.""