Music
The group announced that fans will be able to purchase the LP for just £3.99 in a bid to "re-promote" the record across music stores.
The album debuted at number eight and dropped out of the Top 40 after three weeks. Band member Heidi Range later blamed their record company for its performance.
"The sales have been disappointing but I don't think it is a reflection on the album's quality," she told the Daily Star Sunday. "The problem is the promotion, I don't actually think our fans know we've even got an album out."
The band have since announced that they intend to work "slowly" on their seventh studio album and have drafted in top US producers.
Singles Reviews
Darren Hayes: 'Bloodstained Heart' review Hayes continues his pursuit for old-fashioned romanticism.
The Sound
Sunday chart predictions: Maverick Sabre, moreHas Maverick Sabre topped the album charts? Find out in Friday's midweeks.
Music Interviews
Adam Lambert eyes Jessie J collaborationDigital Spy talks to the singer about his new album 'Trespassing'.
Album Reviews
Speech Debelle: 'Freedom of Speech'Speech Debelle storms back with her second album Freedom of Speech.
