Purchase includes CD booklet autographed by Dicky Barrett.

This is the best of what we do best, vows THE MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSTONES vocalist Dicky Barrett of their upbeat and optimistic new album While Were At It, which is due out on June 15th via their very own Big Rig Records. Its us firing on all of our cylinders. This is where were at in our lives with no regrets.

The album was produced and mixed by Grammy Award winning producer Ted Hutt (Flogging Molly, Dropkick Murphys, Lucero, The Bouncing Souls, The Gaslight Anthem) and mastered by Grammy Award-nominated Greg Calbi (David Bowie, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan) at Sterling Sound. This collection of timeless soon-to-be ska classics brings to light current events and showcases the bands signature ska-core sound. Its a very intellectual approach that paints a lyrical picture with upbeat and optimistic brush strokes.

I read While Were At It lyrics as a timely and thoughtful dispatch for citizens of an increasingly complicated world, describes bassist Joe Gittleman. Some of the commentary and meaning is clear or sort of worn on the albums sleeve. From celebrating our significance (Wonderful Day For The Race) to the desecration, destruction, and demolition of a historic Boston neighborhood (The West End) to loss (In Honor Of) to the classic American working-class story of the under-appreciated laborer being chewed up, passed over, mistreated, ignored, and finally spit out by the heartless corporation (The Constant) to being blacklisted by Hollywood movie studios in the 1950s (Hugos Wife) to railing against the current state of American politics (Divide, Here We Are) While Were At It chronicles the harsh realities of life and gives hope for a better future.

Nine years later, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones trilogy is finally complete. Pin Points and Gin Joints is about the journey, the story, and the people involved, explains Barrett. It looks fondly and proudly at where theyve been and who they are and ultimately comes to the conclusion that there is no more to do and see. The Magic of Youth is an album filled with hope and great optimism. Finally, While Were At It applies the wisdom while maintaining an understanding that some things might be out of your control. Its most powerful message is its not what you had or what you have or what you hold onto its how you handle what youre handed when its handed to you.