Fans of distinctive female vocalists will find much to love in the Saint Paul, Minnesota duo. Frontwoman Emily Dantuma and musical partner Ollie Dodge have been writing music together under a variety of guises for a decade, and this latest incarnation is decidedly measured. Tempos rarely rise above a crawl, pushed forwards by tinkling pianos and the occasional urgent snare drum roll. The songs instead meander, seemingly purposefully constructed to sound like bedroom musings.

The truly interesting thing here, though, are the vocals. Dantuma uses her to great expressive effect, exploring warbles and whispers equally and apparently unafraid to experiment with tones that might be conventionally considered strange. Fans of Kate Bush and Amanda Palmer, particularly, might appreciate the warbling peaks and valleys of "Thank You."