The band's third album, White Hot Heat, was recorded at Leeders Vale Studios in Ebbw Vale in April 2016, and was marketed via PledgeMusic.
Produced by Luke Morley and engineered by Nick Brine, the album was released on 27 June.
Morley also co-composed three of the songs on the album, with Ricky Warwick contributing to another, the first single, "Let the Neighbours Call the Cops".
Morley stated, "I think we've captured something really special with the album, and I think it will surprise a lot of people."

Neil Jeffries of Classic Rock magazine gave the album 8/10, describing it as a "game changer".
He cited comparisons with Getcha Rocks Off-era Def Leppard, and AC/DC during their early period with Bon Scott, and claimed the riff from the album closer "Stealing Thunder" to be "the best I've heard all year".
He summed the album up as "pure hook-driven overdrive".

On 18 April, The Amorettes were confirmed for the 2016 Download Festival on Friday 10 June.
They also played at T in the Park 2016 on 8 July, Hard Rock Hell on 10 November, and Planet Rockstock in December.

On 10 June, a performance of "Let the Neighbours Call the Cops" was aired on The Friday Night Rock Show on Vintage TV, presented by Nicky Horne.
Two further tracks were recorded for subsequent broadcast; "Crusader" on 24 June and "Give 'Em Hell" on 8 July. "
Let the Neighbours Call the Cops" was also performed live on STV on 27 June.
In late September, the band undertook a nine-date UK tour co-headlining with punk rock band Love Zombies.
They also supported Airbourne at the first three UK shows of their Breakin' Outta Hell tour in November 2016 alongside Crobot.
The band's third album, White Hot Heat, was recorded at Leeders Vale Studios in Ebbw Vale in April 2016, and was marketed via PledgeMusic. Produced by Luke Morley and engineered by Nick Brine, the album was released on 27 June. Morley also co-composed three of the songs on the album, with Ricky Warwick contributing to another, the first single, "Let the Neighbours Call the Cops". Morley stated, "I think we've captured something really special with the album, and I think it will surprise a lot of people."
Neil Jeffries of Classic Rock magazine gave the album 8/10, describing it as a "game changer". He cited comparisons with Getcha Rocks Off-era Def Leppard, and AC/DC during their early period with Bon Scott, and claimed the riff from the album closer "Stealing Thunder" to be "the best I've heard all year". He summed the album up as "pure hook-driven overdrive".
On 18 April, The Amorettes were confirmed for the 2016 Download Festival on Friday 10 June. They also played at T in the Park 2016 on 8 July, Hard Rock Hell on 10 November, and Planet Rockstock in December.
On 10 June, a performance of "Let the Neighbours Call the Cops" was aired on The Friday Night Rock Show on Vintage TV, presented by Nicky Horne. Two further tracks were recorded for subsequent broadcast; "Crusader" on 24 June and "Give 'Em Hell" on 8 July. "Let the Neighbours Call the Cops" was also performed live on STV on 27 June. In late September, the band undertook a nine-date UK tour co-headlining with punk rock band Love Zombies. They also supported Airbourne at the first three UK shows of their Breakin' Outta Hell tour in November 2016 alongside Crobot.
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