The Feeling are back with a new album, a new label and a whole new lease of life. Boy Cried Wolf is out on October 7th on the bands new home BMG Chrysalis. And its an absolute gem of a record. The bands frontman, Dan Gillespie Sells, can pinpoint the precise moment that Boy Cried Wolf came into being. He had returned to London alone after spending Christmas 2011 in the English countryside, his five-year relationship in tatters, his head in turmoil. Sitting alone in the East London pub he bought and converted into a home/studio, Dan did what all born writers do in such situations: he plonked himself down at the piano, and wrote a song. The result, Youll See, is one of the many highlights of an album which, like The Feelings multi-platinum 2006 debut, Twelve Stops And Home, the band recorded and produced themselves. Its a record fuelled and informed by a powerful sense of liberation: from relationships, from their previous record label, and from themselves. We were just in our little bubble again, says Dan. There was this sense that there wasnt any pressure on us now to be anything other than what we are.