The members of lacunae have never met. Their music has roots in the electronics of artists like Boards of Canada, Skinny Puppy, and Gary Numan — and in the dark, sexual undertones of Tricky and Portishead. Much of lacunae's sound can be attributed to their distinct songwriting process. The recordings grow from isolation. Kasten's voice travels to Arson. Arson's arrangements travel to A. A. recompiles and recalibrates the material for the listener. With "collapse," their second full-length work, lacunae offers a world of longing, desperation, and difficult beauty.

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