The depth goes beyond sonics throughout the album. Though there's certainly the verbal playfulness and whimsy that's part of BNL's stock in trade, many of the songs have a reflective and philosophical, sometimes topical, underpinning that's also long been part of the BNL makeup. "We've always liked that our band is very diverse in what we do," says Robertson, "and on this record I really enjoyed the exploration. This record is a journey. Taking off one song would tip it in a way we didn't feel was representative of the record we made. We wanted everything that's here to be part of the record." Adds Tyler Stewart, "This is some of our strongest material in 30 years, easily. I think it stands up there with our best albums. It hangs with Gordon, or it hangs with Maroon'" "We took several detours de force," acknowledges Kevin Hearn, "but I think what you get is a beautiful hybrid of a live off-the-floor band, all the way to full-on production numbers.' It's kind of reminiscent of Stunt."
Track Listing:
Side A
1. Flip
2. Good Life
3. New Disaster
4. Big Back Yard
Side B
5. Live Well
6. Flat Earth
7. Here Together
8. Roll Out
Side C
9. By Law
10. God Forbid
11. Paul Chambers
12. The National Park
Side D
13. Man Made Lake
14. Internal Dynamo
15. Way of the Heart (vinyl bonus track)