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In a statement, the band explain that the site is "a think tank of emotion pooled from every corner of the planet", before going on to request submissions.

The site also includes a list of the band’s own loves and hates, which include some unexpected items.

It seems that the four-piece are in favour of charity shop vinyl records, unexpected postcards, Gustav Klimt, Marmite, a good night’s sleep and Stephen Fry’s QI, while such things as watery soup, going down on escalators, Hard-Fi, Madchester, choreography and tight jeans really get their goat.

Away from the cyber world, they will be supporting the release of the album on Monday 22 October, with a tour of the country with The Bees in October and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club in November.

Before they hit the road, though, they’ll be celebrating their second opus with a hometown show at Academy 3 on Monday 8 October (which also happens to be when new single, Bitter End, comes out too). Tickets are £8.