Ghostly goings on from gothic psych queen Zola Jesus and kindred  spirit LA Vampires (the current guise of Amanda Brown from  Pocahaunted), who collaborate across this cracking new mini  album. 'Bone Is Bloodstone' rumbles into motion with those familiarly  smudged out, indecipherable vocals and evaporating drum machines but  there's a heavy bass groove and some ghoulish melodic developments set  to balance out any of the more noxiously no-fi elements . In a more  reflective mood, 'In The Desert' momentarily extinguishes the low end  and stirs up a shimmering expanse of freetime wah-wah chords and  droning voices. An altogether funkier prospect, 'Searching' hints at  Pocahaunted's latter-day output, firing up a junkyard dub rhythm, and  this idea gets stretched out to booming sub-funk proportions in time  for closer 'No No No', which you can just about discern as covering  the Dawn Penn hit 'You Don't Love Me'.