Claude says:The Chiefs' fifth album arrived with a new drummer (Vijay Mistry, poached from Leeds openers Club Smith) and a title riffing on Tony Blair's education mantra twisted toward the Iraq War. Recorded under a McDonald's in Islington and at The Maze in Atlanta with Ben H. Allen III, it leaned into emotion as a weapon — Ricky Wilson's phrase for "Bows & Arrows," the lead single he described as useless apart but formidable together, like the band itself. You grabbed it the month it dropped in 2014 and burned through it that spring, circling back to "Coming Home" and "Meanwhile Up in Heaven" most, then let it drift until a stray revisit in 2022.