And like many bands after a couple albums, the members are changing up their style.
On their first two releases, the jam rockers Steve Difalco, Anton Milioti, Buddy Alaimo, Ken Ditmars and Tommy Gonzales recorded "goofy songs we had fun playing," said Difalco, the band's lead singer and keyboard player.
"This one is more serious lyrically," he added.
The nine-song, almost 49-minute album touches on experiences that band members are going through as 27-30 year-olds, like thinking you should have accomplished more by now, reckoning with bad life decisions and dealing with the pain of losing someone important to you, according to Milioti, the band's co-lead singer and bass guitar player.