Don't You Think You've Had Enough? is the third studio album by American punk rock band Bleached. It was released on July 12, 2019 under Dead Oceans. Background and recording Shane Stoneback was the producer for the album. The album is the first album the band has produced while sober. In a press release, Jennifer Clavin said that "writing these songs while sober became somewhat of a spiritual experience. I had to let go, trust the process, and allow an energy beyond my control to be present." The album itself was announced with the announcement of "Hard to Kill" single. This was verified on the band's Instagram page along with the artwork of the album. Music and composition The first three singles ahead of the album have been described to an eclectic range of sounds, such as funk rock, post-punk, and acoustic music. Release and promotion Packaging Ahead of the sale of the album, the album was available to be purchased either as an MP3, CD, LP, or cassette tape. The packaging was red and black for all physical versions of the album. Singles Three singles were released prior to the release of Don’t You Think You’ve Had Enough? The first single, "Shitty Ballet", was released on April 11, 2019. On April 30, 2019, the second single, "Hard to Kill" was released as a Double A-side, with "Shitty Ballet" being the second track on the single. The third single, "Kiss You Goodbye", was released on June 5, 2019, as a triple A-side with the previous two singles being part of the digital and streaming single. The first single, "Shitty Ballet" was described as a more tender single, and more acoustic-focused. In recording "Shitty Ballet", sisters Jessica and Jennifer Clavin said that the song was written "in mere hours in a deluge of heartbreak". Lake Schatz, writing for Consequence of Sound, called the track a "trade for crunchy garage rock for a more featherweight sound". Schatz said of "Shitty Ballet" that despite "gentler touch for the ears", that the track "still contains some bite in its message". In describing "Shitty Ballet", the band said "Bleached has always been a pretty loud rock band so we felt it was time to explore a more stripped down style of playing. With the vulnerability of the lyrics we decided to carry that into the instruments as well for the first time recording with just