Ella Blame's "Ineffable Desire" project is a diverse work of quirky alternative pop , married to a psychoactive brew of alien ambiance & atonal electronic-industrial trip hop

In the signature cut "Ineffable Desire" , one is witness to the ghostly elements that are intrinsic to Ella Blame music ; Together with the cuts like "How Things Have Changed" it becomes evident that the musical carnival of Ella Blame incorporates minor cadence structure , coupled with half tone Vocal lines that are unique in design & otherworldly atmospherics

"Fast Life" shifts into a trance-like cut that intersperses rhythmic verses & Ella's haunting Vox. Contrastingly , "Thought Control" is more atonal & drips an industrialized zone into the stratosphere

In the tune "I Can't Sleep" , we are treated to a pseudo eastern middle tempo dollop of alienation ; All the more bewitching due to Ella Blame's Vox delivery

"Dance With Me" reflects the shadow of say a Bjork work ; Whereas in "Crossing The Border" there is an introspective journey to be had that exudes a singular vision peculiar to Ella Blame's alien Gothic effect

"Another Side" is a sonic bridge unto itself. Hybrid alternative streams of originality bring to mind some of the works of Lene Lovich

Together with the Trance electronica of "Swamp Of Lead" & the Lo-Fi opulence of "Violent Silence" , one comes to the perplexing conclusion that Ella Blame's audio impact is like peeling the layers of a glass onion. Some convoluted blues influence coalesces with a neo-show tune aura , that is both chilling & mysteriously cunning , simultaneously

"Covered With Sweat" & "So Special" , bring to mind the genre-bending expansion of this music into sonic zones that would be comfortable in industrial Metal mode akin to Marilyn Manson ; But Trent Reznor never seemed to steer that band into a metamorphosis such as this

Ella Blame create a cathartic wall of sound that amplifies the senses. Where the music is taken from here is an enigma. Suffice it to say that Ella Blame's musical vision is unlike anything one has previously partaken of & this in itself makes the music all the more fascinating & mood altering