For such a simple sound, there is something so demolishing yet explorative this album presents. From the opening church bells and dark drone that builds into these explosive choral vocals that feel so dense yet so isolating that it's so haunting. This abstract and avant-guard approach continues through the album and in many ways, it feels like a more polished and explorative Julia Holter project. Honestly, the parallels between this album and her latest full length are huge. However, this album continues to blow my mind even more than that. Honestly, the only downside is that the last song has 6 minutes of dead silence which is really dumb, but other than that this is a nearly flawless record with so much rich atmosphere that you could cut it with a knife.
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