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PUP have announced a new album that they made with producer John Congleton. Who Will Look After the Dogs? is the Toronto band’s fifth studio album and follow-up to 2022’s The Unraveling of PUPTheBand.

PUP have announced a new album, Who Will Look After the Dogs?, which is set to land on May 2 via Little Dipper/Rise Records.

Toronto punk act Pup will return in 2025 with their new album 'Who Will Look After the Dogs?,' their first LP in three years.

PUP made the album with producer John Congleton, and it finds them taking a back-to-basics approach after their ambitious 2022 album and the drastic life changes that followed.

The band also released the album’s latest single, “Hallways.” PUP Announce New Album Who Will Look After the Dogs? Jo Vito ...

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