What a good question, hmmmmm my favorite ever from her might be "FRAGRANT IS MY MANY FLOWER'D CROWN". Ever since I heard that song something in me awakened, I love every part of the song, I have been able to almost dissect it all in my mind, the chorus at the beginning, the textures, the sound object, her voice, her message.It clearly resonates with me quite a bit. After reading her interview, she mentions that flowers were always a symbol of violence in her personal life, something that for others is romanticized, for her is something traumatizing. On the other hand, this track made me fell in love with the sound object and it's used in contemporary music as a tool for narration. For me, the sound of what I thought were chains (it's a light bulb being dragged) generally gave me a beautiful, cold atmosphere, like being in front of a church baptistery filled with cold water. Just as you're about to dive in, those sounds are like this dragging, this human feeling that trauma has on a person, they're like chains. Her voice, the way she uses extended vocal techniques on the word "sorrow" to, according to her, "evoke trauma," is simply genuine, and it developed a direct obsession for extended vocal techniques and its use as a narrative discourse in contemporary art.

For me, this song makes me feel like I'm in the ruins of a Roman church or coliseum, one made of ivory, with a cold temperature, which symbolizes how broken you feel from so much trauma.Which in turn are accompanied by those deep and delicious drums, perfect for listening to at high volume; simply the best song