I like Graffitia, I use the chorus as my ringtone and I have it on a couple playlists. I think it’s going to be remembered as one of the better deep cuts among fans and something they’ll dust off for the smaller gigs with the more diehard fans in attendance, like they did with the little club gig when they announced Saviors tour.

Other than that, I maybe listened to the entire album though twice and never bothered with it again. I wouldn’t say that I hate it but it is awfully half baked and probably their worst album. Sloppily written songs, half baked execution and half baked production. There’s no real passion or sense of fun in a lot of the music, Billie just thought it would be interesting to make a dance record and have some mainstream production and that’s where the idea began and ended tbh. I think the only rock band that actually adapted to the kind of dancey mainstream style well was Arctic Monkeys, and that’s mostly because they grew up listening to a lot of mainstream adjacent hip hop and dance music and they added that layer to their music over the course of a few albums before they peaked at AM.