On "Me and the Glassbirds," Jang imagines a laboratory in which she hatches birds from a bricolage of painted sounds. These glassbirds are constructed with parts that are fragile, transparent, and frequently malfunctioning. As some break and others are disassembled, new glassbirds emerge on their own, eventually combining and forming a mirror image of their creator. Fearing the reflection of herself that she sees in the mob of these creatures, she attempts to move their nest to a secure location. But it's too late. As the flock grows, she dons a heavy veil to protect herself and raises a slingshot against them. One by one, she shoots her creations down and crushes the fragments of their bodies beneath her feet. Once they've all been destroyed, she removes her veil and begins to gather the shimmering pieces of her dead creations.

- Doom Trip Records

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