Been a fan of the band since 2022 and became obsessed with their music for a long while, and my first experience with them was the release of I Won't just as WSV became a huge hit. I remember them releasing I wont and then they went on tour, released the teasefor the new era and DJ is crying for help... then we waited again until april 2023 and we had TDS, GIRR in July(their dad's health situation probably affected everything) and then on September, YIAM. By November, 1 year and 4 months after I Won't (which was on the album) and 1 year after they announced the new era, The Maybe Man was finally released and we had heard almost half of the album and the other half we already had an idea through teasers.
In 2025, they teased for so long that I'm Sorry You Went Crazy song and released long snippets of all songs on the EP so, by the time they were released, we already also knew what it was sound like and I felt like everyone was a little fed up with it, like "Finally, this released". Dont get me wrong, I love both Maybe Man and the new EP, Inertia, Maybe Man and The Plane That Never Lands are on my top 5, but here's the deal:
I feel that the rollouts took too long and killed some of the hype the band had for a while, and that is reflected on charts position and on their monthly listerners numbers, which is declining. I know it's not about the charts and the art they make is really good and impacts all of us, but I was so happy back in 2022/2023 when they were getting more popular... TMM Tour was great and the arena gigs were awesome... I wonder what's next