Primary Colours, the Horrors indicated a desire to build their own studio to record at obscure hours. Skying (2011–2012) In April 2010, singer Badwan announced on the band's official forum that the Horrors had already started working on their third album, to be called Skying, and had been in the studio for some months. A track from the album, "Endless Blue", was first unveiled at the Latitude Festival in July 2010, and later performed at Poland's Off Festival and Belgium's Lokerse Feesten in August 2010. In February 2011, after rumours that the album had been delayed, Badwan announced via the official forum that the album would be released in July. The first single, "Still Life", premiered on 24 May on Zane Lowe's BBC Radio 1 show. The full album was made available for streaming from the band's website on 4 July and officially released on 11 July 2011. The band were announced as headliners on the Festival Republic Stage at the Reading and Leeds festivals in August 2011. They were joined on stage by the Vaccines, whose guitarist is Tom Furse's younger brother Freddie Cowan; Tom Furse had also joined the Vaccines on stage earlier on the same day. They were also chosen to perform at the ATP I'll Be Your Mirror festival curated by ATP and Portishead in September 2011 in Asbury Park, New Jersey. The band joined Florence and The Machine on the UK and Ireland leg of her Ceremonials Tour in March 2012. The band also headlined the Word Arena tent of 2012's Latitude Festival. In December 2012, the Horrors released the remix vinyl box set Higher. Luminous (2013–2014) The Horrors headlined the Truck Festival in Oxfordshire on 19 July 2013 and the Y Not Festival in Derbyshire on 4 August 2013. The band's fourth studio album, Luminous, was released on 5 May 2014. The record was self-produced and recorded in their own studio in Hackney, London. It was described as being "fun and danceable". V (2015–2020) In June 2015, Badwan said that the band were working on an album with producer Paul Epworth, and were aiming to release it before the end of 2015. They supported New Order in November 2015, and played several festivals in 2016, including the Victorious Festival in Portsmouth, UK on 28 August. In June 2017, they supported Depeche Mode for part of the latter's Global Spirit Tour. On 13 June, they