Pamela Alder Haller is a Belgian sound artist who has worked with many artists over a long period of time. Where many of her peers work in the realm of field recordings, she instead takes a life-sized clay sculpture and, covering it in layers of paint, creates a sound field. The result is incredibly subtle, almost subliminal, but still quite powerful, as it was a few years ago when she performed in a festival. Her signature sound is a combination of the soft, shrill sounds that she makes, plus the fact that the clay often forms a kind of gecko-like membrane around her instrument, which gives it a jagged edge that makes it very interesting. The name of the album is a play on words.