was recorded in just twelve days at Melbourne's York Street Studios with producer Dan Luscombe and engineer Stefan Blair, and follows 2025's . "Measuring Cup" introduces the album with what is described as a punk-rock punch, as the band explain, "'Measuring Cup' is like an invitation to get on a level together and join the club."

"There is a certain kind of pressure in modern society to be vigilant about who someone is, what they stand for and if they are 'your people,'" the band say. "It's a challenge to engage positively with people who hold different values or stances, and a celebration when you know you've found someone who aligns with you.

is described as a "late-night" album, best suited for crowded bars, packed dancefloors, darkened clubs and the quieter hours before sunrise — capturing the band, formed by bassist and vocalist Bec Allan, guitarist, vocalist and synth player James Lynch, guitarist and vocalist Scarlett Maloney, guitarist Jordan Oakley, and drummer and vocalist Liam Kenny — at their most confident and fully formed.

Ahead of the album's release next year, Delivery will be making a return to the United Kingdom and Europe for a short tour, with shows in Belgium, The Netherlands, France, and more, as well as further dates in Galway, Belfast, Newcastle, Glasgow, Nottingham, Manchester, Sheffield, London, Brighton, Birmingham and Leeds.

"Measuring Cup"
"The Opposite Of Umami"
"Barracuda Capital"
"Ponzi"
"No Impact"
"Ways Of Living"
"The Rot"
"New Routine"
"Zone 2"
"Monies"
"Sideswipe"
"Styles Start"