Their songs are generally made up of one repetitive motif, drenched in reverb, with ample space for other textures to drift in and out.

The album was conceived as a songcycle during the duo's shared travels across the American desert, at which time Cassady and Baim claim to have been 'transspecied' from desert falcons into their current form. The songs here could be considered art-rock if anything, though it is speckled with influences of freak-folk, post rock, opera, found sound, you name it, it's bound to be buried in here somewhere. Though not quite as evident in her work in CocoRosie, Sierra has got an incredibly versatile, classically trained and operatic voice with a range that can go from angelic to absolutely haunting from one moment to the next. The vocal teamwork of Sierra Cassady (CocoRosie) and Matteah Baim is extremely arresting, although most of the album's charm(if you want to call it charm) comes mostly from Sierra. It's about open space and a feeling of emptiness, it's about dead air, particularly haunted dead air. This album is all about space not outer space, although at some points it may feel that way.

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