Produced by Garth Richardson (Biffy Clyro, Rage Against The Machine), it is clear they have taken a slightly heavier direction on this, their third album.
Opening track 'Loverboy' contains a recycled recipe, with a guitar riff catchier than Fresher's Flu and a few crowd pleasing 'da da das' to make fans feel at home. This song is a perfect example of the key to their success; having been recently named as Future Flames Ambassadors by Coca-Cola and with a string of nationwide tours behind them.
Despite their familiar sound, a new ingredient has been added this time around to create something much more sinister and dare I say it, grown up. The album holds a story of lust, love and anger. Lyrics like 'life's a bitch but I'm friends with her sister' teamed together with powerful and emotion driven choruses from Josh Franceschi, create an epically dark listen.