Sixth studio album by American alternative rock band Third Eye Blind. Moving away from their usual formula, the Californians innovate with more pop and even hip-hop sounds. "My current mood resonates with rebellion, energy, courage, and risk," said Stephan Jenkins on Third Eye Blind's sixth full album, 'Screamer.' "I seek to combine that with a percussive level of musical immediacy in this collection of songs in order to cultivate collective idealism and an unapologetic aspiration to humanist values." Following their 2018 EP 'Thanks for Everything,' the album 'Screamer' sees Third Eye Blind collaborating with Alexis Krauss of Sleigh Bells ("Screamer"), Ryan Olson of Marijuana Death Squad and Poliça ("Who Am I" and "Got So High"), and with the album's musical advisor, Billy Corgan. "We have always been so insular," says Jenkins, "and on 'Screamer,' we adopted an open door policy – come on in, be musical, and follow the song wherever it takes us." Building momentum for two decades, Third Eye Blind broke their own attendance record with the 2019 Summer Gods Tour. The largest tour in the band's history ended on August 3, 2019, in Irvine, California, with Jimmy Eat World and Ra Ra Riot. (Third Eye Blind offset the tour's carbon footprint by donating a portion of each ticket sold to a US-based company. A carbon offset project managed by ClimeCo.) "It's an amazing feeling to be in a good rock band," Jenkins adds. "The gift given to me is that people see that my music enlivens them."