was debuted live on the "Euroblast Tour" in late 2012. The EP was released as a limited edition vinyl. After the release of Thousands of Evils, the band became relatively silent about any future endeavors. It wasn't until late 2016 that Vildhjarta unveiled a minute-long teaser for new music. In 2018, the band also confirmed that they would be performing an exclusive show for the 2018 Euroblast festival. Calle Thomér launched a solo project called "stoort neer", releasing an instrumental album en glad titel på en sorglig skiva on 19 September 2018. The album includes guest contributions from fellow Vildhjarta members. He has also been a guitarist in Humanity's Last Breath since 2016, of which Buster Odeholm is a founding member. In November 2019, the group released "Den Helige Anden", which would be the first single of the then-tentatively titled second album Kaos2 with an estimated release date of 2020. However, it wasn't until April 2021 before further details would be announced, along with the release of a new single "När de du älskar kommer tillbaka från de döda" from an album now titled Måsstaden under vatten. It is the first release to feature drummer Buster Odeholm, who additionally mixed, mastered and produced the album. On 20 August 2021, two new songs titled "Toxin" and "Kaos 2" were released along with the album art, tracklist and the release date of the album, which has been confirmed as 15 October 2021. On 17 September 2021, the last single from the album, "Penny Royal Poison", was released. In January 2022 Vildhjarta released the remixed and remastered versions of Måsstaden and Thousands of Evils, entitled Måsstaden (forte) and Thousands of Evils (forte) with remixing and remastering being done by Buster Odeholm. Influences and meaning of "thall" Guitarist Calle-Magnus Thomér cited the bands Meshuggah, Ion Dissonance, Katatonia and The Mars Volta as some of the group's most prominent influences. With their distinct take on djent, Vildhjarta inadvertently coined the accompanying word thall, which the group have used to describe their own music and it as well has become a meme among the band and its fans. The etymology of thall originates from the slurred pronunciation of the World of Warcraft character Thrall when pronounced with a Swedish accent. The word has since become closely trademarked and synonymous with the band aesthetically, but more recently Vildhjarta has explained that the context of the word is