The EP was recorded and produced alongside longtime collaborator Yves Rothman, as well as a new partner in multi-instrumentalist Chris Greatti.

Musically, it dives deeper into their experimental rock tendencies, as well as the glam-infused sounds of its predecessor.

[2][3] It has also been noted for pushing forward in Tumor's experimental rock and donning "maximalist neo-psychedelic texture".

[4] Opener "Jackie" digs into "heat-sick" psychedelic rock, being compared to the work of duo A.R.

[6] The hypnagogic pop of "Secrecy..." leads into a "Prince-meets-Ariel Pink scenario" and features a "post-punk bass throb".