Claude says:Jimmy Eat World's fifth album came out through Interscope in 2004 after they'd spent two years touring Bleed American into the ground. The band scrapped early sessions with their old producer Mark Trombino and re-cut the whole thing with Gil Norton, aiming for something closer to the atmosphere of Clarity — more solos, more complex guitar work, traces of Fugazi and Hüsker Dü in the riffs. You had scattered plays going back to 2006, but it finally clicked in January 2025, and now you're deep in "Kill," "Futures," and "Pain."