Ghostly ambient textures floating over sparse piano and strings. This is the Boogiepop movie companion album from 2000, and it sounds exactly like you'd want a psychological horror film score to sound. daphne opens with this fragile, aching melody that sets the tone for everything that follows.
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nepenthe appears twice across the tracklist, each version pulling you deeper into something hazy and half-remembered. porcelain is devastatingly quiet. Then you get the Wagner overture remix closing everything out, which is such a bold, strange choice that somehow fits.
Eleven tracks of atmospheric mood pieces that feel like 3AM thoughts given sound. If you want something haunting to sit with while staring at the ceiling, here you go.