For the dark-haired good ole girl, it begins and ends with the music. The rest of it is so much window dressing, which is something Deal won't do. And she won't leverage sex or societal issues as a way to sell records. Either you like the music or you don't. But the notion of tapping into the cultural consciousness to exploit people's politics as a means to sell records hits her monkey nerve.
Deal asks as the conversation continues.
I know lots of bisexual people, who have relationships and are just like teh rest of us. Hmm, interesting concept. Pacer is about that, and very little else. If it's not the layered production, well, this is what music sounds like before it is processed beyond recognition. Even if it takes some getting used to, make the effort.