Musically it is driven by a jubilant and driven indie sound, one that blends fluid guitar hooks, groovesome danceability and just enough sonic muscle to push through the pack of effete pop chancers and indie conformists. It espouses the act of literally saying “fuck it,” accepting that the day isn’t going to get any better, ditching all responsibility and just engrossing yourself in a mindless game session with your friends.
We have all had days like that, days when you just want to close the door and leave the big, bad world behind, write the day off and try again tomorrow. Yes, we have all suffered those days and retreated into our own lair, but rarely has the act of hibernation had such a brilliant sound track.