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AFI's next album 'Burials' comes out Oct. 22, and the band has already given fans a taste of their two singles 'I Hope You Suffer' and '17 Crimes.' Now the group has unveiled the full track listing and album art (seen at left) for their 13-song effort.

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Oh to be 17 again! AFI reflect on the days of youth with their new video for '17 Crimes,' which features four teens happening upon a house that's under construction and making it the home for their adventures.

It's been a productive summer for AFI, thanks to the release of their first single 'I Hope You Suffer' from their upcoming album 'Burials.' Now the band are streaming the infectiously catchy track '17 Crimes' on YouTube. Expect the new cut to get tons of play, as it's also one of the tunes featured on 'The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones' soundtrack.

AFI revel in the darkness in their video for 'I Hope You Suffer,' the first single from 'Burials,' which drops Oct. 22. Would you expect anything less from these darker-side-of-life rockers, especially infinitely stylish frontman Davey Havok, who is unabashedly the star of this clip?

Upon first listen, it's fairly clear that AFI's new single 'I Hope You Suffer' is coming from a pretty dark place. With the band's new lyric video for the track, the visual just cinches it.