Their debut album, Man Alive, appeared in the summer of 2010 and courted critical acclaim for their unpredictable, infectious pop, led by vocalist Higgs' unmistakable falsetto delivery. The success of the record was capped off with a nomination for the 2011 Mercury Prize alongside a support slot with Snow Patrol on their nationwide arena tour. Two years after their debut, Everything Everything released their first new material in the shape of the single "Cough Cough" during the summer of 2012, while another full-length came in 2013. Entitled Arc, here the band consolidated its frenetic, genre-marauding style with Man Alive producer David Kosten. Lauded by music critics and fans alike, the album reached the Top Five in the U.K. charts, and the band embarked on its first headlining European tour in support of the release. Everything Everything took a break from touring in 2014, making only limited local live appearances, and worked on their third long-player with producer Stuart Price (the Killers, Pet Shop Boys). Led by the danceable singles "Distant Past" and Regret" in early 2015, the sociopolitically affected Get to Heaven was released in June 2015. The band re-emerged in 2016 with the single "I Believe It Now," which featured in BT Sport's Premier League shows. Continuing in the political vein they set forth on Get to Heaven, Everything Everything hinted that their fourth record would be affected by Britain's decision to leave the European Union. ~ James Christopher Monger & Scott Kerr, Rovi