(Cover art by Callie Marino) "Rot" might have misled you into thinking that Dad Bod wasn't a band with three guitarists, at least up until its closing moments. The band's new single "Spirits" won't fool so easily. "Spirits" is a straightforward song. Its scale is balanced equally between the triumvirate of feedback that the band can summon and gentle, chiming melodicism. Even when the quintet waters the flowers of their chaotic discontent, they do so carefully, deliberately. The bursts of noise still dissipate like fog over the lake, but they reach an end point, reigned in by Wilson Zellar's stellar (ha) production. Guitar tone aside, Callie Marino's songwriting is still as insanely compelling (and just plain good ) as it was when I first listened to "Rot." Like, come on: how is "I may be a ghost / but my biggest fear's transparency" not a line from some classic song? Paul McCartney who ? As you ma...