Claude says:Relient K's 2004 pop-punk manifesto Mmhmm landed right in their sweet spot—scrappy hooks wrapped around genuinely conflicted faith questions, the kind of record that made it okay to be uncertain in a scene built on certainty. You spun through it once in June 2012, and "Who I Am Hates Who I've Been" was the one that stuck, which makes sense: it's the album's thesis statement, all nervous energy and self-reckoning.