“What we call the beginning is often the end. And to make an end is to make a beginning.”
— T. S. Eliot

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Released August 7, 2026

Produced by Kienan Dietrich and Sarah Rose.

Album performed by Sarah Rose (vocals), Kienan Dietrich (guitar, vocals), Beth Ballinger (keys, vocals) and Maddox Reksten (bass, vocals) with Leica Wilde (violin) and Jeff Matthews (percussion).

Recorded in Atlanta, GA, at Off the Record Studios and Casi Infinito Studios; and in New York, NY, at Behind the Curtains Studios.

Engineered by Peter Catalano and Andrew Hill.
Assistant engineering by Mason Riley.
“Sulfur and Rouge” and “American Nightshade” co-produced and engineered by Mike Abiuso.
Mixed by David Caplinger.
Mastered by Kris Crummett.

Additional recording and engineering by Greg Hendler at Meadowlark Audioworks in Atlanta, GA (“Old Gods of Television” and “The Curse of St. Vitus”) and Kei Mizobuchi at Nightsound Studios in Carrboro, NC (“Old Gods of Television”, “Long Live the Thieves” “Wilkes and Princelet” and “Coda in Kyoto”)

Guest vocals performed by Ryan Abel (“American Nightshade”), Godforbid (“The Curse of St. Vitus”) and Lee Emi (“Long Live the Thieves”).

Additional instrumentation on “Sulfur and Rouge” and “American Nightshade” performed by Mike Abiuso.

Cello on “Sulfur and Rouge” performed by Artem Litovchenko.

Banjo on “Old Gods of Television”, “Long Live the Thieves” “Wilkes and Princelet” and “Coda in Kyoto” performed by Brendan Macie.

Mandolin on “Wilkes and Princelet,” “Mean Streak” and “Coda in Kyoto” performed by Tyler Bramblett.

Group vocals on “Old Gods of Television” performed by TK Carraway, Johnmark Hendrix, Quentin Morgan, Erin Skyler Ocean, and Zelda Kai Quinn.

Voiceover on “We Are Animals” performed by Meghan Colleen Moroney.
Additional vocals on “Coda in Kyoto” performed by TK Carraway and Jessie Mello.

Various additional vocals by Brooke Cook.

Photography by Samael Jenak.
Typography and design by Maddox Reksten.