available on physical formats on August 19, 2008. The album was recorded at Sweet Tea Studios in Oxford, MS, with John Agnello, and at Gigantic Studios in New York City with Chris Zane. The album artwork featured photographs by Fred J. Maroon, guitarist Paul Maroon's father. The Walkmen recorded 13 songs for their album Lisbon in five days in August 2009 with John Congleton and Chris Zane. They had been playing several of the songs since the summer of 2009. They recorded "something like 28 songs," but included only 11 on the album. In support of the new album, the Walkmen performed at All Tomorrow Parties in May 2010, Lollapalooza in early August 2010, and the Reading and Leeds Festivals at the end of August 2010. Lisbon was released on September 14, 2010, on the label Fat Possum records. Initial reviews have been favorable, with Pitchfork Media awarding the album 8.6/10, and PopMatters rating it 7/10. The band embarked on a fall tour of North America and Europe to support their new release. 2012–2013: Heaven In March 2012, Pitchfork announced that Heaven would be out that June. The album was completed in early March, with the band writing on their website: "Hi everyone. Our album is finally done and we're thrilled with it. We can't wait to get it out there." They released the song "Heaven" via Pitchfork on April 16, 2012, sparking the website to give the title "Best New Track" on the same day. The Walkmen toured in early 2012 for the 10th anniversary of Everyone Who Pretended to Like Me Is Gone. Heaven was released on May 29, 2012, to positive reviews. Pitchfork rated it 8.1, and Stereogum called it the second-best album of the year. American Songwriter said that Heaven is "arguably their best, and certainly most accomplished album yet." Still in Rock gave the album a 7.8 rating and made a selection of the best tracks on the album. The music video for the album's tenth track, "The Love You Love", was shot at the infamous Baleroy Mansion in Philadelphia by the band who was looking for a haunted site. The song "Heaven" was also used as the closing song on the series finale of the hit CBS show How I Met Your Mother. 2014–present: Hiatus and future At the close of the band's tour for Heaven, in December 2013, the band entered an extended