Recorded rapidly in just 3 weeks, the album is a triumphant return, energised and anthemic but not afraid to reflect on ageing and facing a new phase of their lives... Jarvis wryly noting at one point “you’ve gone from all you that could be to all that you once were”. The band's unique place alongside their peers, having plugged away for over a decade before reaching seeming over-night mega-stardom in the early 90's, always cast them as the slightly world-weary older-siblings of the Britpop Brats and it's a trait they lean into brilliantly on More. From zippy, disco-tinged anthems to reflective nostalgic meditations, to some of the most lushly beautiful arrangements of their career, the album delivers on every front; musically, lyrically and most importantly in reinforcing their legacy as atruly great band. Can we have some More please?