Video: The Pierces premiere Devil Is a Lonely Night video online Creation marks an evolution for the siblings. Throughout the album's 13 songs there is the breezy, melodious charm of their previous work coupled with an injection of world-wise, sun-drenched California sparkle. Produced by Christian "Leggy" Langdon, the group's on-tour musical director, the album includes the current single Kings, The Devil Is a Lonely Night, the title track Creation and the lolloping stomps of first single Believe In Me. Elsewhere, folk-pop ballads such as The One I Want and Flesh and Bone blend Laurel Canyon singalongs with melancholic reflections. It's a natural step on from You & I. They had released three albums by that point, honing their folk-tinged indie-pop with each. Following the release of their hits You'll Be Mine, Glorious and It Will Not Be Forgotten and a hectic touring schedule, the sisters found themselves living on opposite sides of the world: Allison splitting her time between London and New York and Catherine in Los Angeles. So when Allison decided to joined Catherine, they turned their sights to the new record. Determined to enter bold new territory, they enlisted a shaman who guided them on a spiritual journey in which they took ayahuasca, the hallucinogenic brew that allows its drinker to "peer behind the curtain of their soul." "We wanted to find out more about ourselves, and we went to extreme experiences to do that," explains Catherine. Ayahuasca shows you the depths of your being. It sparked a prolific creative period for The Pierces in which many of the songs that make up Creation were written. The Pierces's single Devil Is a Lonely Night is out November 17 on Polydor Records