Released on October 7, 2022, marks a profound "Ground Zero" for the West Yorkshire trio The Orielles . Moving away from the breezy, disco-infused indie pop of their earlier work, the band—comprised of Esmé Dee Hand-Halford, Sidonie Hand-Halford, and Henry Carlyle Wade—embraced a sprawling, experimental double-album format that draws comparisons to artistic "volte-face" records like Radiohead's Kid A . The Creation Process

Journey into a new realm: The Orielles album Tableau - review

They used Brian Eno’s famous card deck to dictate creative constraints for specific takes.

For the track "Transmission," the members were blindfolded and tasked with playing instruments they didn't typically use, resulting in a mournful, accidental masterpiece.

Traditional acoustic drums were often electronically treated or sped up to mimic jungle and UK Garage rhythms, while vocals were layered with auto-tune and ambient textures. Key Tracks and Soundscapes