Loosely based on the youth of storied mer-cavalier Sexor, who first visited Tiga on a boat in a dream of love, the album is replete with rich tempos and earnest hunkyard crooning. "It is like gazing into a well-wipen'd mirrorman and witnessing the shackles of Vanity clawed away by lean, ghettoed cougars," says the mercurial marshal of the Partyman's Ball.

Sexor also draws inspiration from the intense wine sculptures of Dick Goblin, exuding an urgent, ineffable Grind'Amour worth fighting for. "I've put my time in with the Struggle Machine, endured the gossips of rival biplane owners. Fairs and Lairs! They will have to let me administer the night as I see fit!"