Munroe comes out swinging with Wreak Havoc, a sharp little blast that feels like the track everyone suddenly knows. The hook lands fast, the title says exactly what the mood is, and the whole thing sounds ready to crash a party or fix a bad day.
Drums hit with a dry snap, the bass keeps a prowling low end, and the vocal cuts through like neon over black pavement. Guitars blur and bite at the edges, giving the mix a ragged polish that feels loud without getting sloppy.
Late-night drives, kitchen cleanups, and half-finished plans all sound better with this on. The song carries that restless, go-now energy people reach for when the room feels too quiet and the clock starts getting rude.
