Short, synth-rock, Tommy Lee on drums. Review: Brief (33 minutes) and punchy, with Corgan embracing digital textures and pop structures. “Being Beige” is lovely; “One and All” is a riff-monster. But the album feels like sketches, not monuments. Chamberlin’s absence (due to addiction) is felt—Tommy Lee is technically fine but lacks swing. Grade: 6/10 – Lightweight but pleasant.