"We did something which is pretty uncommon in electronic music, to have some momentum going and stop and go away for a couple of years and then come back and reinvent ourselves in a way more traditional bands might do," Boreta said. Following their debut, the guys earned a boost of exposure after their remix of the White Stripes' "Seven Nation Army" was featured in the trailer for 2013 film, G.I. Joe: Retaliation

For the Glitch Mob, reinvention meant moving from the sprawling, introspective sound of their debut to more bombastic, arena-ready beats prevalent on the new release.

"Drink the Sea was much more of a personal, kind of like a headphone listening experience," band member Ed Ma said. "After touring that record for a good solid two to three years, we kind of tried to take the best lessons from that experience. Keep the storytelling aspect of Drink the Sea, but try to tell a much grander and epic story that was going to translate better in a live environment."

Adding, "The main difference between the last one and [Love Death Immortality] is that this one's just much more epic."

The band is genuinely excited to talk about the process behind making the new full-length, which includes two collaborations - "Our Demons" and "I Need My Memory Back" - with Aja Volkman of Nico Vega, who's married to Imagine Dragons' frontman Dan Reynolds.