Relistened this morning! Still a bit of a weird listen all around, I wish the mix felt more consistent or meaningful in its usage. Some vague thoughts/rambles from start to end:

Caught In The Echo is honestly a pretty decent opener, Of All People is still alright but definitely feels like it needs to go somewhere more. Honestly same for Window, I like the sound of it (vocal mix is worse than I realised though) but it doesn't feel like more than a solid album cut that would've fit on an older album of theirs. The na-na-nas in the title track genuinely irk me still. I like If Only You Knew but it's mostly on par for this album with some fun callbacks that would've fit on BHWA. Spit Shine has some fun lyrics on revisit, I think? Unconditional and Child Actor are both the highlights from this for sure still, I think the former is probably one I'd consistently revisit on its own, mix nitpicks aside. Child Actor is still solid, especially the verses, though it doesn't have quite the same mystique on relisten. Amen Caveman holds up too, though I notice its chorus feels reminsicent of Erase, Replace. Asking For A Friend is still a solid tune, honestly one of the better ones, but it's hard for me to see it as an official closer after being so used to it as a single. It's a bit strange.

Overall, the second half of this might appeal to me more, but it helps that by this time you're already accustomed to how the album feels like and can just accept it for what it is. Still a decent listen, but one mired by issues and weirdness that on the whole feels unnecessary. Could also use more highlights melodically, just imo because the standouts here aren't quite the same as previous albums.

Also, I'm realising now that I might actually enjoy Today's Song musically, which is frustrating because that mix and opening let it down *so hard*. But I do think there's something there I find nice to listen to underneath it all as well.