Bodega's fifth studio album 'All Inside Aquarium' sees the band expanding far beyond their minimalist post-punk origins towards soaring anthems. The group's goal was, 'Let's go back to melodic tunes, let's be more of a proper rock band', Hozie explains. Sonically, the band aimed for 'this late '80s/early '90s Stone Roses-meets-Jane's Addiction thing, with more riffing and guitar solos'. Where the band's earlier material took a more explicitly sociopolitical bent, Hozie and Belfilgio's writing on 'All Inside Aquarium' is deliberately more concerned with the personal, poetics, and play.