Claude says:The Foo Fighters recorded this tenth album in a supposedly haunted 1940s Encino house with producer Greg Kurstin, aiming for something "fucking weird" — guitars mysteriously detuned overnight, Pro Tools sessions reshuffled themselves. What landed was their poppiest pivot yet, pairing arena rock with dance-rock flourishes, and it became Taylor Hawkins' final studio album before his death in 2022. You grabbed it right at release in February 2021 and spent that month working through the singles — "Shame Shame," "Making a Fire," the Grammy-winning "Waiting on a War" — before drifting away by spring 2023.