Life in 24 Frames / The Dark Triad EP
A three-song EP built around one of psychology’s more unsettling frameworks by Sacramento indie band Life in 24 Frames. The cover translates the Dark Triad — narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy — into visual language: a solitary figure drawn toward a blinding light, framed inside a triangle that feels less like geometry and more like a trap. Noise-saturated texture and a neon-bruised palette push the whole thing somewhere between cosmic dread and late-night unease. The tracklist runs down the right like a setlist. Everything in its place, nothing quite at rest.
Life in 24 Frames / Redivider
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