Mutemath attempt to fit in with the trends of the late 2010s, and we get a lot of cool stuff on here that we never saw before from them. Lyrics are more cryptic, the band is noodling at the end of songs this time, they incorporate a bit of modern pop production, heck Meany even sort of quasi-raps on one song. All of that is fun but the entire thing is definitely not as cohesive as their other stuff. Feels more like a transitional album imo, and it probably would've been if they didn't break up ... read more