Their debut album, also titled Disiniblud, arrives on July 18 via Domino’s excellent imprint Smugglers Way. Described by the duo as a “wordless conversation,” the album orbits themes of mortality, reinvention through destruction, and the transformation of fractured histories into something transcendent. Keith imagines the collaboration as if she and Nayar’s younger selves packed a satchel, held hands, and dared each other to run away into a world of “wounds and wonder.” The result is a stunning fusion of post-rock, glitchy indie electronica, neo-classical flourishes, and unexpected pop sensibilities. A co-created realm where pain and playfulness coexist, and sweeping transformation blooms from old scars.

Following up to “It’s Change,” already featured in our Best Songs of 2025 playlist, the single “Disiniblud” is a shapeshifting burst of sound: layered vocals, glitchy textures, shimmering builds, and a weighty drop that anchors it all. But what truly elevates it is the music video, a visual poem directed by Chris Osborn and shot on film by Ava Benjamin Shorr. Featuring an all-trans cast and mostly trans crew, the video captures a euphoric, untamed energy with naked bodies racing through sun-drenched Malibu hills. It reminds us of Sigur Rós‘ “Gobbledigook” video in the way it radiates joy, vulnerability, beauty, and freedom. Osborn puts it best: “To prove that we were here, that we have been here, and we will always be here, forever.” It’s a powerful, beautiful piece, both a statement and a celebration.