Circe Link and Christian Nesmith represent what happens when intuitive songcraft crashes into sophisticated production and somehow creates something entirely new in the wreckage. Link, whose nine solo albums have made record store clerks invent new filing systems, channels melodies that seem to arrive via some cosmic frequency most mortals can't tune into. Nesmith brings decades of experience turning everything from Moscow's Hair to LA's Hedwig and the Angry Inch into theatrical gold, while maintaining his own career in the mysterious arts of film scoring and commercial music alchemy. Together, they've attracted the kind of diverse fanbase that includes both Monkees enthusiasts (drawn by the family connection) and Japanese jazz collectors who recognize authentic experimentation when they hear it. Their sixteenth release Arcana, arriving in 2025 via Think Like A Key Music, has early listeners proclaiming it "the best Yes album never made"—praise that speaks to their ability to channel progressive rock's adventurous spirit while maintaining their own distinctive cosmic coordinates. Link and Nesmith prove that the most compelling music emerges when established craft meets genuine innovation, creating sounds that belong to no particular genre except their own.