Cameron Boucher has put out a lot of music over the last year between Sorority Noise, Old Gray, Small Circle, and his own solo material, and his boundless creative streak shows no sign of slowing down based on “Hell Is Warm,” a new 14-minute-long song collage that he’s just put out. It’s made up of a ton of small ideas for songs and some longer, more fully-formed ones, and it feels like a sort of manifestation of his endless songwriting process. There’s a lot of great stuff in “Hell Is Warm,” which is intended to be listened to as a single continuous track, and you can listen to it below.

“Hell Is Warm” is out now via Flower Girl Records.