Claude says:The Temper Trap's third record arrived without founding guitarist Lorenzo Sillitto and swung back toward the guitar-driven sound of their debut after the experimental detours of their self-titled sophomore effort — though critics noted the sharp production and Dougy Mandagi's soaring vocals while staying divided on whether the band had found new ground or just retreaded old territory. You grabbed it the month it dropped in 2016, then let it sit until 2022, when it came back into steady circulation; "Providence" and "Burn" lead your plays, but you've worked through nearly the whole tracklist across multiple runs.