LISTEN: The Gaslight Anthem - "Boxer"

In case you missed it yesterday, The Gaslight Anthem released another song from their forthcoming album, American Slang. "Boxer" is a bit of a departure from the Springsteen-fueled title track that the band released back in March. It goes back to their more punk roots, kicking off with a gang chant and a mean, distorted chord progression.

LISTEN: The Gaslight Anthem - "Boxer"

American Slang is out June 15th on Side One Dummy Records.

The Gaslight Anthem Reveal "American Slang"

Today, The Gaslight Anthem released the title track from their highly-anticipated third LP, American Slang. You can hear the song on the band's MySpace right now.

Listen: The Gaslight Anthem - "American Slang"

The song sees the band wearing the Springsteen influence a little bit more prominently on their collective sleeve. And in accordance with their name, the song sounds like quite an anthem. The hook isn't necessarily as immediate as songs like "The '59 Sound" or "High Lonesome," but it's consistent and timeless.

And yes, above is the official cover art for American Slang, out June 15th on Side One Dummy Records.

American Slang Tracklisting:

1) American Slang

2) Stay Lucky
3) Bring It On
4) The Diamond Church Street Choir
5) The Queen of Lower Chelsea
6) Orphans
7) Boxer
8) Old Haunts
9) The Spirit Of Jazz
10) We Did It When We Were Young