Audio Vertigo

The band agreed on shorter songs that focused on beats. Alex Reeves began by making drum patterns with Craig Potter in his home studio, and the band spent two weeks writing at Migration Studios in Gloucestershire before finishing at Blueprint in Salford. With the main room booked out they played together in a smaller one, which Garvey said made the riffs very simple. He cited Beastie Boys, Sly and the Family Stone, Jimi Hendrix, Cream and the Meters. Her to the Earth borrows the drum pattern of Talk Talk's Happiness Is Easy, Balu takes its name from Garvey's nephew's nickname, and Good Blood Mexico City is an homage to Taylor Hawkins.

The album entered at number one, the band's fourth, and averages 86 on Metacritic from eleven reviews. The Guardian's Dave Simpson praised the African-inspired rhythms and the darkly humorous lyrics, and said Knife Fight came from an incident Garvey saw in a cafe in Istanbul. The Audio Vertigo Echo EP followed in June 2025.