Our Nature itself is both a collection of catchy indie pop songs and a dramatic narrative. "Dreamers" functions as it's prologue; on it, Muro insists her subject not worry and keep on sleeping, while Hammer confronts the inevitable transience of dreaming: Where we are isn't just a place where everything remains. And so Our Nature thrusts into it's tenuous drama: The unlikely love story of Girl and Monster ("Loveliest Creature"). at times as fantastical as it's premise ("Regalia," "Sea of Gold"), at others as accessible as radio pop ("Sparrow," "Anywhere You Go"), the album seamlessly blends 60s invasion, 80s new wave and 90s alternative with a more contemporary, digital creative process.