Tap the case to open it. Drag to turn it.
Lo-fi tension humming under cracked plaster walls. Household Felony's soundtrack has this unsettling indie quality where nothing quite sits right. "Behind Bolted Doors" and "Reality Check" do most of the heavy lifting, setting up atmosphere that feels like something bad already happened in the next room.
The tracklist bounces between ambient pieces and more structured moments. "Memoir" carries a strange sadness, while "Fitzgerald Radiation" goes somewhere weirder and more abstract. The two ambient interludes give you just enough breathing room.
"Strolling In Thy Parketh" closes things out with this oddly playful title that doesn't match the mood at all. Which somehow fits perfectly. Grab this one if you like soundtracks that feel like they're watching you back.