Raspberry Moon is also the first album fully written as a band, and that collective energy shows. The mix is cleaner, but more powerful—less about drowning in reverb, more about pushing each part to the front. Producer Amos Pitsch (of Tenement), credited as a fifth member, adds texture through keys, percussion, and layered backing vocals, giving the album extra depth. Instead of smothering everything in fuzz, the band use distortion more strategically—an exclamation point rather than a blanket—allowing each element to shine.