Gold, Flour, Salt is a diverse record. It opens with the sparse, but rich "Galaxy" which layers vocals over acoustic guitar and strings. "Parliament of Trees" is probably the most similar to Gilbride's work in Swearin', where his Doug Martsch-esque vocals live over distorted bass, driving drums, guitar leads and synths. As the record gets into it's second half, songs like "Ascendant" and "Holy Death" are stripped down to a slow synth-y base, and the record closes with the three minute long "Spectrum" which serves as an outro for a very unique rock record. 1. Galaxy2. Non Driver3. Parliament of Trees4. Sip5. Ascendant6. Mean Spirit7. Holy Death8. Spectrum