"all too sore for sound" describes moments of Billy's perception of mortality and mourning concerning his fathers death. Primarily, he is tackling the significant insignificance of death. Through this lens, he documents the struggles of accepting the perceived facts of mortality while interpreting a connection to and spiritual afterlife of the deceased. This miscommunication is presented in methods of speech that are strictly tactile or digital, and cannot immediately be understood and consumed by the viewer. This piece displays moments of his transcendence through his own perception of life and death, and moments throughout mourning that show the near impossibility of fully understanding death as someone living. "all too sore for sound" was made from and inspired by a poem detailing the miscommunicated text and feelings of transcendence.