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were a key influence in the way that "they've managed to stay razor-sharp cool all the way through what they do, but they evolve in a way that people understand". The band "bounce between styles", something that was also seen on W.L., with
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consists of songs co-written with their producers
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as "wonderfully unhinged" and that it "might flicker between wanting to tear everything down and preaching compassionate understanding while it mashes together different genres, but there's still a fierce focus to the record". Shutler concluded with that "every decision, no matter how bonkers, is
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offering a reason for creeping authoritarianism in the UK. The song looks at the discontent and unrest in the UK, with
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addressed to the Snuts fans stating that "the fans will always come first when it comes to music… we're looking into everything that we can do". On 13 September, the Snuts announced that the release date had been brought forward by a week to 30 September.
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together is honest, compassionate storytelling". He added that whilst the album can be a "source of escapism", "it's a record designed to challenge and make for an uncomfortable listen, it's necessary for these complex times".
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