In a new interview with Alternative Press, Say Anything reveal their upcoming album will be titled Anarchy My Dear and note that it will see release in 2012 through Equal Vision Records.

While speaking about the recording of Anarchy with producer Tim O’Heir, frontman Max Bemis commented “Last time me and Tim worked together was …Is a Real Boy, and that took, like, a year because I went crazy. [Laughs.] So I think he’s relieved. It’s funny to be reunited at a time in our lives when things are really different for both of us; he has a family, and I’m married and in a healthy place. We [naturally] produce a zaniness and craziness together, but we both kind of have to keep our shit together. There’s a lot of things [on this album] that remind me of that first record.”

If that doesn’t make you excited, I don’t know what will. Click here to read the full interview.

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