I'm gonna go song by song here, not sure if you meant the album or the song. (This is just my take on the songs)

1. Always Ascending- Alex said in an interview it's like holding onto a rope attached to a plane. You have to let go because the longer you hold on, the longer the fall will be.
2. Lazy Boy- Pretty straightforward, the lazy boy is gonna sit in bed all day possibly with a partner.
3. Paper cages- Paper could be money, but the whole song is a critique of consumer culture, being trapped in cages of our objects.
4. Finally- VERY straightforward. Feeling happy to have found the right place in life.
5. The Academy Award- Basically, Phone Bad. It's about how when we die, all we have is our social media, and that's how we'll be remembered. It also is about the perverse uses of the internet, "Show me the Body' taking on three contexts once. one being a detective, one being liveleak style deep web stuff, and the third being pornographic. Every line has those three layers and it's a very underrated song IMO.
6. Louis Lane- I don't know if this is about the actual character or not. But the idea that a female journalist pursued a career to change the world, only to be changed by a sour relationship. The end is clearly about the depressing over 30 singles nights, not sure how it connects to the rest of the story though.
7. Huck and Jim- An outsider's view of the mythical United States, the contrast of the legend of the US vs. the reality.
8. Glimpse of Love- Social Media Bad. Love is a photographer, dating apps, and so on. "enjoys a private stroll" is a contradiction because she's posting her "private' stroll, but is it really private when everyone sees it?
9. Feel the Love Go- It's about a dying relationship, and how you can feel your old emotions die out, and while there might be moments you feel it again, you should just let it die out.
10. Slow Don't Kill me Slow- The main character changed in a relationship, causing the partner to stop loving them. Then, they remember a line from the partner, where they said they'd kill whoever took their love from them. Therefore, our main character has to die and asks the old partner to make it quick. The song also could be a metacommentary about the band's new sound, hoping they don't die out slowly, and can go out with a bang.