@ infuses digital and analog elements seamlessly in their debut album, "Mind Palace Music," defining it as "hyperfolk." The record strikes a balance between the comfort of familiarity and the thrill of innovation, avoiding self-indulgence. Filipczak notes, "We were pretty aware of trying to make something well-crafted that would hold up." Collaborating from Baltimore and Philadelphia, Filipczak and Rose, currently performing as a 4-piece band, bring their recordings to life with an instrumentally diverse live set, featuring flute, PVC whistle, microkorg, cello, bass, and melodica played by members Nino Soberon and Nina Ryser.