“Push pull/ Side to side/ This way/ That way/ Can’t decide/ Pressure! Pushing in/ Flattened me out from end to end,” Blair Tramel sings on “Worldwide,” the title track from Snooper’s new album. The song captures the dizzying headspace of the band’s rapid ascent from the Nashville DIY circuit to global touring and notoriety in far-flung corners of the world’s underground music scene. But though the band was feeling the pressure — the song is partially inspired by hydraulic press YouTube videos — all the challenges presented opportunity for transformation.

“Worldwide” is a mission statement for the record not just thematically, but also aesthetically, showcasing Snooper’s stylistic exploration. Newly inspired by electronic music, the rhythm of “Worldwide” is unrelenting and mechanistic — capturing the frenzied pace at which Snooper’s lives were moving, but allowing for release in Tramel’s yelps and Connor Cummins’ scuzzy guitar breaks. “Worldwide” introduces us to the next chapter of Snooper — more personal, more cathartic, sharper, bolder, catchier. “There’s a sweet spot,” Tramel says of the evolution that came out of Snooper’s whirlwind experience these last few years. “For a moment, push and pull create this beautiful dance.”

A1. Opt Out
A2. On Line
A3. Company Car
A4. Worldwide
A5. Guard Dog
A6. Hologram
B1. Star *69
B2. Blockhead
B3. Come Together
B4. Pom Pom
B5. Relay
B6. Subdivision