It'll be their first album to feature bassist Jamie Mathias who replaced Jay James earlier this year - and frontman Matt Tuck insisted it would be a milestone in their career.

He said: "The album is hands down the best thing we've ever done. That's not me trying to sell it, because people will have their own opinion anyway. But it is the best thing we've ever done - by a mile. So to have that arsenal of weapons now and to be able to play these songs feels sick. It's good to be back."