Shred-metal adventurers BLESSED BY A BROKEN HEART's new album, Feel The Power, is out now via Tooth & Nail / Rude Records. A new trailer for the album can be found below:

Listen to the album, streaming in full at this location.

The video for the track 'Forever' can be seen below:

The band have revealed that the Japanese edition of the album will include three bonus tracks: 'Champion', 'Shred The Dead' (Shred Sean instrumental), 'Unleash The Fury' (Shred Sean instrumental).

Pre-order the Japanese edition at this location.

Feel The Power, the follow-up to the band's celebrated 2008 album Pedal To The Metal (Century Media), sees the band shrugging off metalcore trappings in favor of something more heartfelt.

The band is at the same time giving fans a first glimpse at the album's tracklisting (listed below), as well as the artwork, reminiscent of the space-punk apocalypse for which BBABH's music is the perfect soundtrack.

"The whole band is still obsessed with the ’80s, and that's bled into our lifestyles. It's not just when we're on tour: We all kind of dress ’80s; we still have mullets. It's become part of our lives,” explains singer Tony Gambino. “On the last album, we used more of the cheesy side of the ’80s, and this album we used a little more of the mature side. It's a little less fluff, a lot less cheese, a little more serious. We’ve kind of gone a little more classic metal and heavy rock ‘n’ roll. It's real organic how it all came together," he adds. "We're not in this to follow the trends—we're in it to do what we love.”

The cover artwork for Feel The Power can be seen below:

Feel The Power tracklisting:

'Deathwish'

'Shut Up And Rock'

'Love Nightmare'

'Forever'

'Thunder Dome'

'Holdin' Back For Nothin''

'I've Got You'

'Rockin' All Night'

'Scream It Like You Mean It'

'Skate Or Die'

'Innocent Blood'

'Sleepless Nights'

Formed in 2003 in Montreal, Canada, BBABH released its first album - All is Fair in Love And War - a year after its inception. 2008 saw the release of Pedal To The Metal on Century Media Records, which was followed by years of incessant touring throughout the US, UK, Europe, Japan and Australia alongside the likes of JUDAS PRIEST, A DAY TO REMEMBER, BRING ME THE HORIZON, MEGADETH, STEEL PANTHER and more.

Like any artist with a notable body of work, Blessed has experienced a near constant evolution over the past eight years, in some part due to lineup changes, but mostly due to a stylistic progression away from pure metalcore in favor of more traditional metal and hard rock. One listen to Feel The Power will confirm that not only is this not the same band that recorded All Is Fair…, but that that very fact is their saving grace. Staying ahead of the curve and distancing themselves from the pack is the key to the group's longevity, and the reason the new album will resonate with even the most veteran headbangers.