'Pursuit of Anything captures Vacations at a turning point as frontman Campbell Burns reflects on the disorienting, often contradictory experience of growing up, tracing his path from Newcastle (Australia) to Los Angeles and New York - caught between ambition and the more traditional lives unfolding back home. Written by the band and produced by Campbell Burns, the album finds Vacations operating as a fully creative force with Burns drawing constant inspiration from his bandmates' lives and perspectives: exploring how they're each living out different lives yet share a common experience, all in their own ""pursuits."" The result is a richer, more intricate, and emotionally expansive sound, with mixing by Beatriz Artola (Geese, Caamp). Arriving as the band solidify their place as one of the most globally resonant indie acts of their generation with sold-out world tours, double-platinum certified hits, and over 3.5 billion streams. The record turns inward, driven by the push and pull of devotion to music, relationships, and self-discovery. It is this tension that fuels an earnest, dreamy pop album that feels instantly classic.