While Black Cab is intent on examining the psychology of its heroine’s abject experience, it signals a lack of embodied comprehension of psychological trauma. But Black Cab nonetheless is symptomatic of the multi-layered dimensionality of psychic malaise that mingles with the air we continually breathe. Black Cab stands in marked contrast to an earlier score by Gazelle Twin: Zu Quirke’s Nocturne (2020). This is the heady realm which Gazelle Twin evokes, parlaying those dramatic figures into sonic moments that effectively bypass musical control and augur mental destabilisation. Gazelle Twin provides numerous sonic moments that venture into the dark dance of the psyche.