Post-rock legends Mogwai are following up last month's single and tour announcement with the good news that they officially have a new record on the way. The Bad Fire, the Scottish band's 11th album, is out January 24 via Temporary Residence Ltd. in the US, and Rock Auction elsewhere.

With this news comes the album's first official single, "Lion Rumpus", alongside a video directed by Antony Crook (who directed the documentary film about the band, Mogwai: If the Stars Had a Sound). Watch/listen below:

The Bad Fire was produced with John Congleton, and is being released in various physical formats, including several color variants and a special, limited-edition 3xLP box set. The album's title is appaently a Scottish colloquialism for Hell, and takes much of its inspiration from "tough moments" experienced by the band in recent years.

Speaking of the album, Mogwai said:

"After the high of putting out As The Love Continues, the following years were personally hard for us. We’ve dealt with a lot of loss and in Barry’s case a serious family illness with one his daughters. Getting back together to write and record this record felt like a refuge and with John Congleton we feel that we’ve made something special. We often hear from people that our music has helped them get through hard times in their lives and for once I think it applies to us as well."

The Bad Fire is out January 24. Preorder here. Find the full tracklist below, which includes early single "God Gets You Back":

1. God Gets You Back
2. Hi Chaos
3. What Kind of Mix is This?
4. Fanzine Made Of Flesh
5. Pale Vegan Hip Pain
6. If You Find This World Bad, You Should See Some Of The Others
7. 18 Volcanoes
8. Hammer Room
9. Lion Rumpus
10. Fact Boy

The band will commence their world tour in February, and travel through May. Find all dates below:

Feb 04 - Amsterdam, Netherlands - Paradiso
Feb 06 - Hamburg, Germany - Große Freiheit 36
Feb 07 - Copenhagen, Denmark - Vega
Feb 08 - Stockholm, Sweden - Fållan
Feb 09 - Oslo, Norway - Rockefeller
Feb 11 - Berlin, Germany - Admiralspalast
Feb 12 - Leipzig, Germany - Taubchenthal
Feb 14 - Maastricht, Netherlands - Muziekgieterij
Feb 15 - Groningen, Netherlands - De Oosterpoort
Feb 17 - Brussels, Belgium - Ancienne Belgique
Feb 18 - Antwerp, Belgium - De Roma
Feb 19 - Paris, France - Casino De Paris
Feb 20 - London, England - O2 Academy Brixton
Feb 22 - Leeds, England - O2 Academy
Feb 23 - Edinburgh, Scotland - Usher Hall
Mar 08 - Bangkok, Thailand - Voice Space
Mar 11 - Osaka, Japan - Gorilla Hall
Mar 12 - Tokyo, Japan - Zepp Shinjuku
Mar 14 - Taipei, Taiwan - Zepp New Taipei
Apr 07 - Washington, D.C., USA - 9:30 Club
Apr 08 - Philadelphia, PA, USA - Theatre Of Living Arts
Apr 10 - Brooklyn, New York City, USA - Brooklyn Steel
Apr 11 - Boston, MA, USA - Paradise Rock Club
Apr 13 - Montreal, Canada - Beanfield Theatre
Apr 14 - Toronto, Canada - Danforth Music Hall
Apr 16 - Detroit, MI, USA - Saint Andrew’s Hall
Apr 17 - Chicago, IL, USA - The Metro
Apr 18 - Minneapolis, MN, USA - Varsity Theatre
Apr 20 - Denver, CO, USA - Ogden Theatre
Apr 22 - Salt Lake City, UT, USA - Commonwealth Room
Apr 24 - Vancouver, Canada - The Commodore Ballroom
Apr 25 - Seattle, WA, USA - The Showbox
Apr 26 - Portland, OR, USA - Roseland Theatre
Apr 28 - San Francisco, CA, USA - The Regency Ballroom
Apr 29 - Los Angeles, CA, USA - The Bellwether
Apr 30 - Phoenix, AZ, USA - Van Buren
May 03 - Austin, TX, USA - Emo’s
May 04 - Dallas, TX, USA - The Echo Lounge

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