Per KD "speakers and low volume please". Unfortunately I listened on earbuds, but in a quiet room in the dead of night (morning?). There's two tracks here, "A" at 25 minutes and "B" at 15. "A" is very interesting - incredibly low frequency oscillations that are so quiet you have to strain to hear and almost threaten to explode into violence at any second. It's a very engaging piece. "B" is similar but louder, more in your face, the same kind of electronic oscillations but without the challenge posed by "A" just doesn't do it for me in the same way.
Eartheater first came on my radar (and many others) with 2 Hausu Mountain tapes in 2015. She makes glitchy, disorienting music, combining electronics and synthesized percussion with voice, guitars and who knows what else. The whole thing is a confusing stew, kind of reminiscent of Inga Copeland but I would say even more detached from "song". Didn't do much for me.

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