Seventies lounge rock melts into country-bar grit and glittery Euro-disco decadence as Goldie Boutilier—reborn here as Goldie Montana—steps fully into her high-drama alter ego. The songs feel like perfume-soaked postcards from a fever dream. She sells every moment with a magnetic, big-chorus charisma that feels reckless in the best way, the kind of performance that could seduce an entire wedding party and still keep the bartender blushing.