Downward

At 133 the groove has to work to stay loose, and it does: the kick is dry and clipped, hats flick past, and the low end does most of the talking. In F minor everything hangs on one sour interval that never resolves. Energy reads 9, but it's a controlled burn rather than a blare — the character lives in the sound design, metallic scrapes and filtered noise arriving and leaving before you can name them.

The mood tags are the tell: happy and sad, aggressive and relaxed, all at once — the record refuses to pick a face. Danceability sits near the top of the scale, so the body knows its job while the head stays uneasy. It's a mid-set record for the point where the room needs a gear change without a mood swing; set it after something warmer and it sharpens the edges of everything around it.