Back in November, Chicago-based Ratboys announced plans for a new album this year. The upcoming Printer’s Devil serves as a follow-up to their 2017 sophomore full-length GN, and its companion EP, GL. Along with that announcement, the band released their raucous, grungy lead single, “Alien With A Sleep Mask On," and its video.

Now, Ratboys are sharing a second single and video from that forthcoming LP, "I Go Out At Night." It's a bit more starry-eyed than the previous single, as soaring electric riffs blend seamlessly with full chord synths throughout. The lyric "I'm lost, but I'm not afraid" -- pulled from David Byrne and Brian Eno's collaboration "Life Is Long" -- reportedly became a mantra for Ratboys during the making of the new album.

Here's what vocalist Julia Steiner said about the song:

The first verse and main riff of this song is actually the only "older" idea that we recycled for the record -- I think I wrote both when I was 19 or 20, maybe 6 or 7 years ago. We wanted this song to feel different from the rest, something like a daydream or a fantasy. We experimented with synths in this song, during the bridge and the outro. I'm extremely happy with how all of the sounds interact -- it comforts me for reasons I find hard to describe.

Like the video for "Alien With A Sleep Mask On," this one was directed by Coool, the working moniker of duo John TerEick and Jake Nokovic. It's a noirish ode to Halloween that sees the band members trick-or-treating, complete with an evil witch.

Check out the visual for "I Go Out at Night" below.

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Printer’s Devil is out 2/28 via Topshelf Records. Pre-order it here.