I'm hesitant to say this album is more emotional, but I think there's definitely some emotional songs on the record. I wanted to avoid some of the topics I've been hammering for years, but I almost can't, I'm limited to what interests me, or upsets me, or grabs my attention.
There's certainly classic Drug Church stuff-people derailing their lives, a strong pull to some type of individualism, frustration with mob mentality, this idea that maybe community isn't what it's sold as-but I would say that this album approaches it from sort of a sad storytelling way. This one feels more earnest to me.
A song about envying dogs because they know what they've gotta do each day. I'm sure dogs are often confused, but they always have the north star of instinct. People live without it.
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