So what's the deal with 'Sit Down'? According to frontman George Haverson, "The triumphant parking of your derrière is an active form of protest against our capitalist overlords." The song is "a celebration of that protest and our ongoing fight with gravity," he explains. "We sit next to people every day of our lives, and that shared collective pause is a pretty central part of the human experience."

While Harry envisions the ideal place to park his behind as a backyard with friends, complete with a comfortable chair, and George's signature potato salad, George's dream scenario is a touch more unconventional. "Honestly, I'd like to sit on top of a moving train," he admits. "I bet that's quite the feeling. Might need some sunglasses for the bugs." (Dork is not advocating such a course of action - Health and Safety Ed)

'Sit Down' does give capital to the idea that it's as essential to take a break as it is to push on and double down on the workload. With their second album 'Make It Up' imminent, the balance is something t