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Cold, bureaucratic tension humming underneath every note like fluorescent lights in a government office. Beholder: Conductor takes the surveillance state dystopia to a train and the soundtrack follows. "State-Issued Silence" is exactly as oppressive as it sounds.
"Red Tape Blues" adds a bitter, weary groove to the paperwork of authoritarian life. "Compartment of Secrets" builds paranoia in a confined space where everyone might be an informant. The music shifts between militaristic marches and quieter moments of doubt.
"Third Class Reverie" has this sad, reflective quality, like staring out a train window wondering how things got this bad. If you want a soundtrack that makes you feel the weight of living under constant watch, this one delivers.