It’s that last one that serves as a sign of good things to come. On the album’s best track, “Great Life,” the band treats the listener with a clean and twinkling guitar, hammering percussion and a beautiful sentiment: “Great life to live/It’s all you have to give.” Repetition is used here as a weapon, as the track doesn’t stray from that formula except for some vocal harmonizing in the second half. It’s “simple yet effective” defined, giving a feeling and riding it out for four-and-a-half minutes.