This is the greatest rock album, front to back, since some of most legendary stuff of the 90s, or even I dare say going back to Pink Floyd's The Wall. I'm in my 50s, a musician myself, and huge fan of what is now called classic rock but is just the rock I grew up with. The Warning is Gen Z rock group, female, sisters, who have worked incredibly hard with extreme dedication since very young ages to dedicate their young lives to writing, performing, recording and sharing original rock music that is similar to the best from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, with little specks of gen z japanese rock and k pop and neo classical and prog rock concepts in it.
And they are a power trio.... where each one of them is a multi instrumentalist but even just focusing on their primary instruments (guitar/bass/drums and they all sing) they fill an album, or a stadium, with music like you're witnessing pink floyd or led zeppelin or Muse.
This is their 2nd album (out of 3 full albums and 2 eps and other non-album singles), and it is imho the greatest album since the 1990s.