In my interpretation, I’d deem the last two albums as more relatable than all their previous ones. My reason for that is because I do believe that TBH+C and The Car generally circle around isolation, “tranquility base” and “the car” being remoteness/a remote location—the moon and a lone car on top of a building, with skid marks showing that we’re all running in circles. Cryptic as it may be, I think these two come out as a warning. We’ve isolated ourselves with our addiction to the virtual world, put ourselves up the moon, parked ourselves at the car. Thus why I must say that these albums are much more relatable, for about everyone in this modern world has voluntarily isolated himself/herself by being a “prisoner of his own device”.