8. Thank You
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Qt3QbEzq7Q The one youll wake up singing back to yourself the following morning, and the one the band put out as the first single. Thank You sees both Witherspoons voice and the band on perfect form, marking an excellent entry point for any new listener, alongside longtime fans wholl be overjoyed at the sheer brutality of the pre-chorus arrangement. Brutalitys all well and good, but its in weaving multiple vocal lines together before letting the most memorable part of the song break through, that really lets the whole thing set up a 24/7 shop in the back of your mind. 7. Forget
Any guitarist in possession of a distortion pedal or the likes of a Line 6 has had that moment where they just crank everything up and past 11, before slamming out a basic riff that'll make the most of the cacophonous racket your speakers are already producing. Forget has such a basic riff, but its one thatll get bodies moving live, an energy that transfers into Lowery taking centre stage for a very tight solo. Clints playing tends to favour note selection and string bending over exuberant displays of technical prowess, but he does take the time to throw in some neat pull-off patterns and runs across the neck all the same. The end result is a great little section that helps elevate the song overall, rather than wrench the spotlight away from the band.