Delicate piano and soft synths that shimmer like frost on glass. White Clarity's 2005 Windows soundtrack has this ethereal quality where every track name sounds like a poem and the music actually lives up to it. "crown of pappus" floats on airy keys, while "naked knife" introduces an edge that the Another Version sharpens even further.
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The alternate versions scattered through the tracklist let you hear how different arrangements reshape the same melodies. "marmaid's tears" sits in this melancholy space that's hard to leave once you're in it. The title track appears in long, short, and what feels like fragmentary form.
If you're into mid-2000s VN soundtracks that treat softness as a compositional strategy rather than a limitation, this one is worth your time.