This album called "OK Human" a cheeky nod to Radiohead's technophobic future trip OK Computer, but sounding nothing at all like that record Taking the listener bit by bit through parts of Cuomo's every day it's a Technicolor symphonic spree that meditates on how over and under connected we all are, particularly in a year where we can see each other with greater ease, but can't be physically near each other at all

In addition to it being the first time Weezer have ever featured full orchestration on any of their records, OK Human is also packed the most personal songs Cuomo has written in the last decade all of which shine brighter and bolder with splashes of string and horn arrangements courtesy of album producer Jake Sinclair and arranger Rob Mathes It is possibly the only record ever created that waxes poetic on themes of loneliness, disconnection, etc It’s hard to imagine any other band who came up in the alt haze of the 90 s creating a simply perfect orchestral pop album but that is exactly what Weezer's done OK Humanis a testament to the excellent, enduring melodies Cuomo has written since Weezer's inception, and the ones he continues to write today.

1. All My Favorite Songs
2. Aloo Gobi
3. Grapes of Wrath
4. Numbers
5. Playing My Piano
6. Mirror Image
7. Screens
8. Bird With a Broken Wing
9. Dead Roses
10. Everything Happens For a Reason
11. Here Comes the Rain
12. La Brea Tar Pits