The Pulltops’ eclectic taste in music carries over to the songs they write, and “Mission Control” also has a blend going on, with classic and alt rock keeping the warm fuzzy energy, and sleek pop production giving the single this aerodynamic feel of shooting through storm clouds.

The single, titled “Where The TV Shows Are Made (In America)” by Ben Dalby, stands as a beacon of light and happy enthusiasm of a traveler that’s about to go to the US for the very first time.

“Now We’re Successful” by The Muster Point Project gives a charming and perfectly round answer to that question as the conversation quickly goes into being wealthy and having a good life.

Mad Painter is always incredibly cohesive with their music, taking steps forward and adding new things but without ever making it seem like they’ve sacrificed their own sense of humor and aesthetic.

This duality between pain and pleasure is at the centre of “The Bad Life”, a song by Tom Minor that sounds heavily inspired by 70s classic rock.