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Last time I dissect we analyzed Igor's opening track Igor's theme. There we discussed the

tracks nuanced production and its deliberate fusion of both the beautiful and

the ugly from the rich harmonious piano chords to the rough grimy

synthesizer. This dichotomy helps set the stage for the album's main character Igor

who will fluidly exhibit both qualities from heartfelt vulnerability to maniacal aggression.

While Igor's theme is primarily instrumental, the few

lyrical fragments we did here perfectly set up and foreshadow the album's

upcoming narrative. Riding around and running established the central motif of movement.

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