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There is a drastic lyrical change in the new album. The album has a distinct stylistic change to Take to the Skies, most notably, more use of clean vocals and a mixture of more electonic music genres, including Drum and Bass, Electro house and Dubstep, as well as the trance and electronic hardcore which was explored on their debut album. This was recorded at Norwich on the first leg of their European tour in 2009, The video can be seen here. The next official single was Zzzonked, with the official video being released on Ambush Reality/Enter Shikari's official Youtube Channel on the 7th Oct 2009.

It was announced via the Enter Shikari website that the second single from the album would be 'No Sleep Tonight', to be released on the 17th of August 2009.Д®nter Shikari's song Wall premiГЁred on Zane Lowe's show on 29 September 2009, but is not scheduled for release as an official single. It entered the album charts at number 16 selling 15,000 copies in its first week. It released officially on the 15th of June 2009 through Ambush Reality. On Monday 8 June 2009, the album was made available to stream to the public from the NME website for free. 'Rou' Reynolds told Kerrang! that the song was inspired by the book Tescopoly by Andrew Simms. The new single, Juggernauts, was premiГЁred on Thursday the 15th of April on Radio 1's Zane Lowe show, and a video was released viewable on their website. The album has a political motive behind it and references to the current economic climate is a topic that is covered. Several new songs were played live in the tours and festivals leading up to the new album. The new album was recorded in Arreton Manor situated on the Isle of Wight. A video has now been released for the single 'Juggernauts'.

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This track was to become the first track released, made available as a free download, linked from the band's MySpace page. In late September, the band posted a video on their Youtube channel of 'Antwerpen' filmed live in 'The 'Low'. We've really gotta stop using so much sub.Enter Shikari began work on their second album towards the end of 2008 and started demoing songs in 'The 'Low' (episodes released on YouTube by Enter Shikari showing their progress.) The show itself was extra rowdy I even got a chance to see the light show in all it's glory as I spent half a song on the balcony clambering about the expensive seats.ДЄfter the house lights came on as everyone was leaving we had a spot of dГ©ja vu from Blackpool there were chunks of plaster all over the stage that obliviously to us had fallen down from the ceiling! Out came a broomвЂ¦ sweep sweep, hush hush.

It also meant we had a bit of time on our hands to try out some new lighting 'techniques'. There a lot of problems with the sound system during soundcheck and for a minute we thought we were heading for another cancelled show but luckily it all got sorted. Quite the contrary was being put on tonight though. The venue was a picturesque theatre house where you'd expect to see a budget but brilliant version of Hamlet or something. It only took about 30 seconds I guess we're just pretty damn hench nowadays. So all 12 of us, some in PJ's, some just in boxers, at 4.00am in the morning, in blistering cold, began heaving the dented box back onto it's wheels.

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Our driver asked how we could assist, and before we knew it we were all piling out the bus to try and lift the horse box back upright. The viscous weather obviously blew the thing over, and the horse was wandering about on the hard shoulder. So travelling down from Glasgow late last night we came to a grinding halt on the motorway when we were confronted by a car toeing an overturned horse box. Enter Shikari frontman Rou Reynolds blogs from the road for Rock Sound.Дay Four: Tuesday 9th February, Middlesborough