album was finished, with mastering and final touches supposedly done in November. By December, a message appeared on the band's site informing of the imminent news with a countdown for 13 January, when it was revealed that a secret gig at an unknown location would occur on 27 January with clues for the venue before the date. Tickets sold out in 4 minutes. Their third album Walk the River was released on 18 April 2011. The album was preceded by the single "The Basket", which was perceived as being more like the material on Red, though the rest of Walk the River can be better compared to Through the Windowpane. Upon the release of the album, fans were able to purchase a limited amount of the new album that was signed exclusively by the band. Fyfe and Greig performed a rendition of another single from the album, "I Don't Feel Amazing Now", in a little woodland by a disused railway line in North London for WatchListenTell. Following the album's release, they did a series of secret gigs in Birmingham, London, Manchester, and Glasgow. The Guillemots played sets at different festivals in the UK and Europe throughout the summer of 2011. In September the group commenced a tour of Europe, before playing four shows in Brazil and Argentina during October. They then returned to perform dates in the UK during October and November, including at the Stanley Theatre, Liverpool. In Liverpool there was a performance of the new song "Southern Winds" and during the song "Falling Out of Reach", the band managed to keep on playing after a local man shouted out "calm down" after Fyfe had just sung "calm down", although the crowd was in hysterics. Hello Land! (2012–present) In January 2012, Fyfe revealed the band had written a lot of new material and was currently recording a new album, while new songs were played at their UK shows. On 7 May, the band announced through their website that they would be releasing four new albums throughout 2012, under the project title The Emporium of Fine Things. The first, Hello Land! coming out the same day on CD and download. The albums would be released in partnership with The state51 Conspiracy and would come out concerning the seasons. The band admitted that Hello Land!, the spring-themed album, had come out a little late. The summer record was tentatively titled On