The album’s title and opening track were inspired by an immersive audio-theatre experience of the same name, which used late-night anonymous voice messages recorded between midnight and 6 AM. Batt translates this concept of vulnerability and confession into a 12-track collection that feels like an "open-book" reflection on her life.

: A rhythmic surrender to emotional pain, featuring Jessica Dobson's distinctive lead guitar.

: A rare moment of pure euphoria on the record, capturing the "high" of a reciprocated crush with joyful arrangements. Critical Reception

: A nostalgic but jarring track where Batt revisits her childhood home, contrasting the "happiest place in the world" with her internal feeling of "hell".

(2022) is the second studio album by Melbourne-based singer-songwriter Tanya Batt, who performs as BATTS . Moving away from the cosmic themes of her NASA-collaborative debut The Grand Tour , this record is a grounded, deeply personal exploration of earthly struggles, including grief, chronic illness, and mental health. Overview and Concept

: A standout collaboration that captures a state of emotional displacement and grief through harmonized vocals.