The new tracks follow lead single "Full Spectrum Dominance", showcasing the band's experimentation with breakbeats, dream-pop, and jungle-inspired sounds. Album opener "April Limousine" faces Earth's climate degradation, and arrives alongside a video directed by vocalist Emma Maatman.

Speaking about Maatman explains: "The first song, ‘April Limousine,’ serves as a literal introduction to the album and includes references to every other song, including the demos that didn’t make it on. It leaves you with the thesis statement and the question, ‘do you love the color of the sky?’ … among others. The video is supposed to show a dichotomy of the beauty of nature and the chaos of impending technological advancement, which leads us into the next song, ‘Alluvial Fan.’ In the video, Nathan is drawn by a mysterious force to the wires around him.”

“The lyrics are a hybrid of two ideas," guitarist Nathan O'Dell continues, discussing "Alluvial Fan". "The first being based on imagery from a certain 2000’s anime where the goal of mass digital connection blurs the lines of our human reality and a sense of self. One can’t help but follow the humming wires further and further until they are completely lost in the ‘Wired’ web. The other idea is the phenomenon of Alluvial Fans. They’re sick… check them out. This song also features some silky smooth vocals from Allyson and Paul from New Issue.”

Coinciding with the album's release, Dummy are touring North America throughout October alongside Golomb, with stops in San Francisco, Portland, Vancouver, Seattle, Boise, and more.