Fetching Pails debut album, Telekinesis for Beginners, was created in a silo; with Jill Townsend writing, performing and recording the full batch of songs herself. With her next set of creations, she set out to expand her collaborative efforts. She formed a new, scaled down, live band with Dillon Smith (Faster Is Faster, Kannon) and Andrew Core and together they began assembling songs through performance, experimentation and group think. The new era of Fetching Pails had emerged.

“Shattery”, "The Witching Hour" and "Ruiner" are all part of the first recorded output of that effort and, while not a wholly different sound from Telekinesis, it’s a marked difference in experience. These track combine Townsend’s ethereal guitars and expressive vocals with a dark and moody soundscapes that culminate into an immersive wash of sound. The band has found an ability to embrace a vibrant mood by evoking an atmospheric and ethereal soundscape; often provocative and ominous.