Declan Patrick McManus, better known as Elvis Costello, is closing in on 70 and yet when you listen to him in this record he sounds just like his 30-year-old self. This is Costello’s 32nd studio album, and blessed with various genres under his belt, he may be one of the most diverse artises in the business. In this record, he has embraced his 1970s rock n’ roll sound.

Costello’s collaborators, The Imposters have also not aged. The album boasts of songs  like Forewell, OK. The album proceeds to take listeners through the rigamarole of headbanging reverie. With tracks like Penelope Halfpenny and The difference, they maintain the rhythmic habits of a true rock n’ roll album. The fingerprints of audio engineer Sebastian Krys lay bare through this record as Costello and Krys had to work with audio files collected from the band members due to the pandemic.