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In the last episode we heard Aaron and Spencer talk about their personal and collaborative relationship. In this discussion we move deeper into the lyrical creation process.
This song has very dark themes to it and Spencer opens up to explore the fear that we are doomed to repeat our mistakes.
We also discuss the song construction and the collaboration with Ghostemane.
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