Stretching repetition into something vast and meditative, 'Conference of the Birds' deepens the elemental language OM established on their debut. Al Cisneros and Chris Hakius reduce heavy music to its rhythmic core, allowing bass, drums, and vocal incantation to carry two extended compositions through metal, drone, dub, and psychedelic terrain. Engineered by Billy Anderson and produced by the band, the album brings greater depth and definition to their cyclical approach, where subtle shifts in rhythm and tone create a powerful sense of movement. “At Giza” unfolds patiently across sixteen minutes, its hypnotic pulse gradually expanding into a state of weightless suspension.

The journey continues with “Flight of the Eagle”, a seventeen-minute meditation built from repetition, immense bass resonance, and unwavering rhythmic focus. Lyrics concerned with the structure of the universe, potentiality, and freedom from the physical body reinforce the album's sense of spiritual transcendence, while the duo's locked-in interplay transforms minimal instrumentation into something expansive. More fully realised in both songwriting and production than 'Variations on a Theme', 'Conference of the Birds' captures OM refining heaviness into pure vibration, where groove becomes ritual and repetition opens a path beyond the physical.

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