After completing their second and final tour as Renegades, the band

After completing their second and final tour as Renegades, the band then announced their new single ” Call Out ” under the name of Feeder before shortly revealing the name of their seventh album as Renegades . All of the new songs performed live as Renegades were listed on the album; the free download track “Fallen” was a B-side on “Call Out” and was released as a download and vinyl single, the album being released on 5 July. Renegades peaked at No. 16 on the UK album chart, giving them their seventh top 20 album with sales of 8,729, before being followed-up by the single release of the title track, also only on vinyl and download. In Japan, the album charted at No. 93, making it their least successful since Comfort in Sound . Dean Deavall then departed from Casino to concentrate more on his time with Feeder, including his own band The High Hurts, while live band guitarist Dean Tidey in 2009 departed the band with the reasons disclosed. His final show with the band would later turn out to be at the Sonisphere Festival on 5 August 2009. The album received mostly favourable reviews, although some critics as Will Dean of BBC Online did not praise the album giving it a mixed response