Actor and musician makes his recording debut with , a 15-song psychedelic rock opus of sprawling complexity, abrupt tonal shifts, and dark-hued pop arrangements. Dating back to the late 2000s, the Texas native has built up an impressive resume of film and television credits, from Breaking Bad and X-Men to Get Out and Twin Peaks. It turns out he has also been making music since a young age and boasts a deep back catalog of material, much of it inspired by ' more exploratory moments and the ramshackle psych of 's thrilling post- burnout. While filming the zombie art-comedy The Dead Don't Die, played some of his demos for director , who recommended him to experimental enthusiasts , the same label that has released some of 's own recordings. Teaming up with producer ( ), unleashed years of ideas and pent-up weirdness, constructing a wild suite of interconnected songs replete with lurching orchestral sections and harsh fuzzy textures and sung in a variety of different voices and timbres like a character actor gone off the rails. Two-part opener "Flag Day/The Mother Stone" sets the tone with a macabre parade of marching brass and frantic Dixieland that segues into a sludgy string-adorned rocker. Much of what follows falls into a similar pattern of unpredictability, with rhythms changing on a dime, orchestral elements jumping in and out of the mix, and the madcap marauder leading the charge to who knows where. The production is consistently exciting and the arrangements are often thrilling on this unusual debut. ~ Timothy Monger