There’s still only One Direction to the top of pop music.
The ultra-popular boy band announced Tuesday that their highly anticipated LP will be titled “Made In the A.M.” — and it’s set to hit shelves on Nov. 13.
The quartet also dropped a new song, “Infinity,” which is currently on Spotify and comes with the pre-order of the new album on iTunes.
“As a little treat, can you can download (it) instantly,” band member Harry Styles announced in a 15-second clip on Twitter.
The upbeat new tune features vocals from all four singers and talks about a girl who got away.
“How many nights have you wished someone would stay?” they sing. “Lay awake only hoping they’re OK? I never counted all of mine. If I tried, I know it would feel like infinity.”
The upcoming album will be the band’s fifth in four years — and it may be their last for a while.
The most important boy rockers since The Beatles announced last month that they’re taking a hiatus for at least a year starting in March to focus on solo projects, leaving their screaming fans shocked and devastated.
Band member Niall Horan told fans not to panic, promising the break isn’t permanent.
“We are not splitting up, but we will be taking a well earned break at some point next year,” he tweeted last month. “Don’t worry though, we still have lots we want to achieve!”
The hardworking blokes certainly deserve the downtime, considering they’ve gone on four multi-continental tours in as many years since first hitting the spotlight in 2011.
“It’s only natural they want to take a break,” Billboard associate editor Jason Lipshutz told the Daily News. “They’ve been going hard for so long. It’s got to be completely taxing. It’s the right time to hit the pause button.”
The mercurial nature of boy bands, however, suggests this split could be a little more than temporary.
‘NSYNC took a “temporary hiatus” in 2002, only to never record new material again. Meanwhile, The Backstreet Boys reunited in 2002 after a two-year pause, but they never came close to regaining their late-’90s fame.
In the meantime, though, fans can still see One Direction perform together a few more times before their dreaded hiatus.
The pop sensation is scheduled to perform at the Apple Music Festival Tuesday night in London, with many fans hoping they’ll premiere “Infinity” at the show.