Estrada's music moves from wordless sublimity through sorrow to simmering anger, using orchestral arrangements and steady motion to reveal emotional transformation.
"My job at that moment is to conjure a small dust devil of unreality around us, to pull it up out of a sticky, shiny carpet and flappy, beer-soaked speaker cones," she writes. "I have to make it out of words and sounds and looks."
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard's 'Phantom Island' blends psychedelia with orchestral elements, achieving a unique but sometimes conflicting musical experience.