Most wisdom traditions agree that the interior self is composed of complex, dynamically intersecting facets or energies or voices. But how do we best conceive of and (more crucially) play with those aspects in a way that cultivates a singular feeling of some kind? Many versions of “parts work” abound in contemporary psychology, but Quite Broken posits that some artistic metaphors may serve to help us understand ourselves and maybe even be our better selves. What if we pursued the thought experiment that each of us is a band, with a distinct sound, composed of crucial players?