"Mind Hole" gets off with a simple, plaintive piano line, but Numbers' need for noise gets the better of 'em soon enough, first with a bucket-of-fuzz tease, then with the dusky post-punk underlying Indra's lines about "eyes on infinity" and "oblivion," which clip director Alison Childs puts into sparkly, cosmic imagery. All this while the San Fran trio turn, turn, ...