Swedish female-fronted symphonic rock/metal band THE MURDER OF MY SWEET return with their second album on May 25th via AFM Records. The successor to 2010’s debut, Divanity, will be entitled Bye Bye Lullaby, and includes 13 brand new tracks. The album’s first edition will be available as digipak.

The song 'Unbreakable' is available as digital single, and is streaming below. A video clip for 'Unbreakable' was recently filmed and will premiere sometime soon.

Check out the band's new lyric video, for the track 'Black September', below:

Singer Angelica remembers the creative process: ”Bye Bye Lullaby has been a long time coming. We wrote nearly enough songs for two full albums and had to carefully choose these thirteen to truly represent the new, updated The Murder Of My Sweet. This album includes performances from close friends Jesper Stromblad (who you all know from IN FLAMES), Fredrik Akesson (from OPETH) and Peter Wichers (from SOILWORK), so it’s a really brave record. The major difference for me is the variation in the songs; we’ve taken them down a darker path, as well as on a more commercial path. It’s unorthodox maybe, but since there are so many female fronted bands out there, we felt that this combination had never been tried before, and would be breaking new ground, which is way more fun.”

Composer and drummer Daniel Flores adds: “Who doesn’t like huge variety and impact created with sound? Small fragments of sonic whispering, say mixed with soulful performances? With this new line-up, my imagination had no limits and you will surely be hearing an even bigger cinematic soundscape than you all grew to love on Divanity!”

The new lineup, to which Daniel refers, now includes, alongside himself and singer Angelica, new guitarist Christopher Vetter and new bassist Teddy Westlund.

Bye Bye Lullaby tracklisting:

'Armageddon'

'Fallen'

'Unbreakable'

'I Dare You'

'Violently Peaceful'

'Meant To Last Forever'

'Idolize'

'Kind Of Lousy'

'The One'

'Resurrection'

'Waiting For The 27th (Booh Prologue)'

'Black September'

'Phantom Pain'