"i haven't got a clue," is a disgruntled commentary underlining the feeling of frustration from those that don't listen. This partnered with evident jabs at blatant indifference creates a passionate discourse against those who have hurt us in the past. It came from the heart of each of them, who wanted to put words and music to narrate this universally experienced annoyance.

Musically, the band travels back to the sounds of alt-rock of the mid 90s, with the sonically pleasing sounds of the 70s vintage electric piano, leading us into the heavy guitar laden hooks then once again back into the soft vocals of the verse. Max Kaye's drums keep the song moving with a contagious groove that keeps the listener on their toes, while Ben Watson's intertwining motifs are scattered throughout the instrumental sections. The layers intensify as the song finishes, relaxing on a final suspended guitar note.

The song was recorded over a few evenings at their guitarist's household studio, and mixed, produced and mastered by their our own bassist, John Kirk. Written during the early years of the pandemic, it had been sitting in the backlogs of their catalogue for years, and after a lot of work, the band are excited to share it.