Frontman Anders Friden reveals they're recording in their homeland as they want to give something back to fans and say performing in the country is like "coming full circle."

He tells Dearly Demented: "Gothenburg is the biggest show on the tour and it's in our home country. The city has given us a lot through the years and we would like to give something back and document where we started. It's like coming full circle."

The band released 11th album Siren Charms in September after inking a deal with Sony and Friden says returning guitarist Niclas Engelin brought "good vibes" to the recording process - but insisted he and guitarist Bjorn Gelotte still wrote the music.