Method to the Madness - The Jungle Giants Remix

Wombats frontman Matthew "Murph" Murphy wrote this song's verses about his honeymoon experience walking around European cities with his wife Akemi. Tourist traps and museum food Saying thanks in a language that's never been used This could be a holiday or an intersection Where two roads fuse, where two roads fuse Though excited, Murph couldn't help overthink his new circumstances. "I remember feeling everything about my life had changed, and at the same time had stayed the same," he told The Sun.

The chorus is especially introspective. There must be some method to the madness Method to the madness Still, I don't wanna know Just one last smile and then I'll go Rather than overthinking everything, Murph wishes he could go with the flow. He said the song "is about trying to find patterns within chaos and ultimately giving up, and letting go."

Murph originally demoed the track with bassist Tord Øverland Knudsen and drummer Dan Haggis at his LA home studio in 2019. By the time they were ready to record it, the COVID-19 pandemic meant Knudsen and Haggis had to lay down their parts remotely. Each band member did their contributions separately and sent them on to producer Mark Crew (Bastille, Rag'n'Bone Man). "It's been pretty mental, but I was out here in LA with an engineer and Dan and Tord were in London," Murph told NME. "We recorded it in 2019, but we've kept a lot of elements from the demo and that meant it was one of the easiest songs to do."