Claude says:The Boxer Rebellion's fifth record arrived in April 2016 with a set of songs about timing and vulnerability — "Big Ideas" explores meeting someone special at the wrong moment, "Keep Me Close" tackles the leap of giving yourself over to another person, and closer "Let It Go" came from frontman Nathan Nicholson reading to his toddler son. You grabbed it the month it came out and have kept it in steady circulation ever since, with "Let's Disappear" and "Big Ideas" leading the way but the whole tracklist getting serious attention across nearly a decade.