One part cinematic tone poem, one part freewheeling jazz-fusion odyssey, for 72 minutes we envelope you in a heady, psychedelic atmosphere where every detail is fashioned into a luscious wide screen experience.

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Complex, thoughtful compositions that recall the commercial golden age of progressive rock segue into heavy experimental improvisation inspired by the likes of the Mars Volta and black midi; these in turn delve into sensuous soundscapes and liminal sonics that carry flavors of Boards of Canada and Godspeed You! Black Emperor 

 

All of this girded by tentpole moments centered around the pyrotechnic keyboard alchemy of Christopher Wood, acrobatic musical displays by a host of guests and

Cecily McGowan's iconoclastic bass and voice, singing lyrics that explore her coming to embrace her truth as a queer woman and finding her place in the whirring dissonant symphony of the universe