: The opening track sets the pace with its fast-tempo, 1970s "arena rock" energy.

: Critics praised the succinct song structures, noting that most tracks hover around three to four minutes, keeping the hooks sharp without getting lost in long improvisations.

: Co-written with legendary hitmaker Desmond Child, this track is frequently cited as the album's best song, blending a Creedence Clearwater Revival vibe with soulful grit.

: A swampy single where King explores personal salvation.

: The album closer pivots back to King's Americana roots, offering a vulnerable, slow-burning end to an otherwise high-speed record. Critical Reception

Released on August 26, 2022, is a high-octane homage to 1970s arena rock and classic power trios like Jimi Hendrix and ZZ Top . Produced by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, the album pivots from the mellower, soulful tones of King's solo debut, El Dorado , into a raw, riff-heavy "manic rock 'n' roll joy ride". Performance and Production

: Much of the record was born out of personal turmoil, including a relationship meltdown and struggles with medication, giving the lyrics a gritty, honest edge. Key Tracks and Standouts

: King's playing is described as "blistering" and "fierce," particularly on tracks like "It’s Too Late" and "Lie Lie Lie".