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Evanescence's third album is self titled for a reason: 15 years after its formation, the multi-platinum band has made the most collaborative, united album of its career. And it rocks.

"Coming back together is such a beautiful and happy thing," co-founder and lead singer Amy Lee says of making "Evanescence," the group's first album since 2006's "The Open Door." "We'd bring a song to the whole band and arrange it in a group. That's something that really stands out against the other records. There's a tight band at the center of everything, giving it a very tangible energy."

The cohesion is evident in every note. The album, produced by Nick Raskulinecz (Alice In Chains, Def Tones), packs a wallop with a unified vision that can only come from a group working together as a creative unit.

Led by Lee's operatic, passionate vocals, Evanescence has sold close to 25 million albums since its 2003 debut, "Fallen." The project's premiere single, "Bring Me To Life," snagged the band a Grammy for best hard rock performance. Other massive hits followed, including "My Immortal," "Going Under," and "Call Me When You're Sober," establishing Evanescence as worldwide tour headliners.

Though already superstars, Lee and her bandmates have the enthusiasm of newcomers as they look to a future that is brimming with possibility through "Evanescence."

"This moment right now between us and the fans, it feels like a celebration, a homecoming, a family reunion," Lee says. "We're so happy to be back."

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