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Glasvegas frontman James Allan has revealed that the band's third album will be called 'Whoever Shouts The Loudest'.

The album, the follow-up to 2011's 'Euphoric Heartbreak', will be released next year. It was self-produced by Allan in his Glasgow home.

Speaking to NME, Allan shared the album title as well as a handful of track titles, saying: "It'll be called 'Whoever Shouts The Loudest'. The track titles include I'd Rather Be Dead Than Be With You', 'All I Want Is My Baby', 'Later… When The TV Turns To Static' and 'If'. But sorry, I can't tell you what they're like yet."

Allan also tackled the issue of 'Euphoric Heartbreak' flopping commercially and Glasvegas being dropped by their record label, Columbia, as a result of the poor sales. "It's hard for any artist to really understand why someone would have a connection to their passion," said Allan. "There are records I didn't like at first but grew to love over time – 'Euphoric…' may be one of those for other people. They've just got to get to know it better."

Glasvegas recently confirmed dates of a short run of UK gigs set to take place in December. The Glaswegian band will take a break from recording and mixing their third album for a seven-date tour of the UK, which starts at Manchester's Academy 3 on December 2.

Glasvegas will play:

London, Garage (December 1)
Manchester Academy 3 (2)
Newcastle O2 Academy 2 (3)
Inverness Ironworks (5)
Aberdeen Garage (6)
Glasgow Garage (8)
Dundee Fat Sam's (9)
Dumfries The Venue (10)

Tickets for the shows are available now. To check the availability of Glasvegas tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/TICKETS now, or call 0871 230 1094.

Read the full interview with James Allan of Glasvegas in this week's NME, which is on newsstands from today or available digitally.

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