[4] Its lyrical content is primarily political with a strong feminist bent, featuring songs concerning industrial pollution, rape revenge and the abuse of power.

[7] Remy is backed on most of the album by "Toronto jazz-funk ensemble" The Cosmic Range,[5] with the exception of the more synthpop oriented "Rosebud' and "Poem", which were performed with Rich Morel.

", originally entitled "Mad As Hell", was issued as a digital single on October 5, 2017 [9] and was received positively by the online music press.

Kevin Lozano reviewed it for Pitchfork, calling it "an inventive anti-war song that combines outré smarts with utter catchiness",[10] while Eugenie Johnson, writing for DIY, said that it was "a glistening vintage-pop gem where [Remy's] own voice soars across the top of a 70s disco beat and wall of sound production that’s like if the Ronettes covered ABBA".

It was sold exclusively on a joint tour undertaken by the two 4AD artists in autumn of 2018, though it was also released as an online digital single on October 3 of that year.