The Wombats "Fix Yourself Not The World" Briston Maroney "JIMMY" The sound of a band

The sound of a band firing on all cylinders that bristles with energy yet intimate and simultaneously expansive

and broader dynamics than prior versions

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The Wombats "Fix Yourself Not The World" Briston Maroney "JIMMY" The sound of a band15 years into their career, one of Britain's most adored live bands The Wombats return with Fix Yourself, Not The World. The album takes listeners on a rollercoaster journey of emotions. With the lead singer Murph's incredible lyrics and the band's ever changing, though yet familiar musical sound in the front, the album is about realizing that the world won't change until you look at yourself and change for the better first. Recording remotely over