Once Upon a Summer Night: The atmosphere is light, but the percussion sounds like ticking which has a foreboding quality to it. Oh, there it is. Yes the devolution starting with the drums and then the piano is really nice and works really well.
Smell of Iron: Oh that is a sad baby! The dripping sounds and somber piano and sorrowful cello all together create a really emotional track that puts me almost physically at unease. The transition to breakcore drums is really smooth and I love the high intensity of the drums under the long flowing harmonic elements. This is a really creative atmosphere that you’ve created!
Idontknowwhattodoidontknowanymore: The delirium is palpable in this lo-fi skipcore track (I just made that up, but that’s what I think this should be called). Gosh that creepy warbled laughter is not something I should be listening to alone in the dark… This madness is a unique emotion that is hard to capture in musical and auditory elements only, but you did it and you did it well. Bravo for spooking me!
Flat-Looking Lamp: This lightness is in such contrast with the story that it feels intentional in order to share the emotions or experiences going through the mind of the main character. The crescendo in the train sounds seem like maybe it’s the constant reminder of the chaos from earlier in the night.
Overall: What a journey! This was quite creative as a story told through music and all the ways that you were able to convey emotion were pretty impressive. I think that the second track feels the most descriptive of the story to me and that makes it my favorite! Nice work and thank you for sharing!