After previously noting that Love Will Prevail on their last LP, neo-folk Brooklynites Cult of Youth are seemingly going to paint a bleaker picture on their next LP, Final Days. The group's third full-length arrives November 11 through Sacred Bones. A press release for the set notes that the Sean Ragon-led project further explores the realms of post-punk and "psychedelic neo-folk," with the act themselves describing the album as a "post-industrial Pet Sounds." This is all crafted with a blend of acoustic strums, a "tribal rhythm section" and, apparently, the sound of "real human bones." It's also explained that portions of the lyrics were "written in jail." It's unclear if, as with previous LPs, Final Days was recorded at Ragon's Heaven Street record store in Brooklyn, but he revealed earlier in the summer on Facebook that he has "never been more proud of a creative work in [his] life."