Guitarist Michael Romeo recently said that the band wanted to ensure the follow-up to 2011's Iconoclast was a "total listening experience from start to finish."
He added: "It's heavy and aggressive as f*** when it needs to be - yet soaring and emotional at other times. I think the balance is just right. It had to have all the elements of what we normally would do, just tweaked up a notch." Check out the video here.
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