Mason's newest album has garnered international acclaim as a unique work of film told through songs which tell the story of a true coincidence; two men with the same name were pronounced dead on the same front page of a newspaper. One was a notorious serial killer and the other a famed politician from one of the country's oldest political dynasties. Vice Magazine's premiere of the album cited seminal experimental rockers, The Who, and Steve Reich, comparing Mason to folk legend John Prine. "Mason herself, as a character, is an everyperson imbued with great nervous vigilance and downplayed dread. As a performer, she shows remarkable expressive discipline yet conceptual adventurousness, a pillar of storytelling steadiness who can incarnate every furious, despairing, ethereal and doggedly cerebral character. Her musical palette both on and offscreen is impressive, from propulsive rock songs to unsettling ghostly ballads, from howling flute to chilling gusts of metal guitar." - Adam McGovern, FanChild "The Lives of Hamilton Fish" has been shown at film festivals, museums, concert halls internationally as a live-performed musical film. In the film, Mason plays the role of the newspaper editor who weaves a fantasy out of the details of the two men’s lives. The songs are sung from the point of view of the various characters who weave in and out of the story.