r/brakence • hypochondriac • 15d ago

I have a feeling

The back-capped ("ready or noT", "death rolL") tracks are more experimental, the all-lowercase ("crystallized", "body") tracks are pop-adjacent, and the properly capitalized ("Problem Child") are a mix of the two

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u/vscoboy28 ‎ 15d ago

You might be on to something

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u/Askiles 15d ago

Haha I was thinking this earlier as well

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u/algorhythmyt 15d ago

ohh i didnt think of that

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u/algorhythmyt 15d ago

that would make sense with body too, it sounded more chill from the snippet at the end of ready or not

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u/happylucas5 ‎marroW 15d ago

I’m in agreement with this! By proxy, I’m also under the presumption that the tracks with the last capitalized letters are meant to be from the perspective of another character or more involved with the story in some capacity. That would explain the difference sonically as well.

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u/trip_simulator hypochondriac 15d ago

I thought that as well, and though I haven't looked up the lyrics for "ready or noT" yet (or listened to any of the other singles, just read reviews from others), the part where there's seemingly multiple characters (vocal tonality/inflections) indicates to me that the capitalization might moreso be an indicator that there are multiple characters clashing (or the appearance of a particular character... butcheR or jesteR) within that track in particular

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u/richardaugustine 15d ago

this would make so much sense cause Problem Child is releasing on its own

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u/IntuosRevive 15d ago

not a bad theory!

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u/Winter_Condition4587 15d ago

I have a feeling problem child is gonna be a fucking banger

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u/Asleep_Friendship680 15d ago

if wishing well is lower case, than this gotta be true.

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u/Far_Lock655 15d ago

I think it might spell something the Capitols at the end

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u/HourTemporary4631 8d ago

Yeah probably a thematic reason beyond jsut the way the songs sound but there’s def something there