Repent, Harlequin! is the experimental solo project of Glitch Doll, a fractured voice born from literature, silence, and revolt. Each track transforms a classic book into an emotional landscape — from Kafka's The Trial to Plath's The Bell Jar, from Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale to Lem's Solaris. The sound blends punk's raw defiance with cinematic melancholy and noise: a shifting world of cabaret decay, coldwave dissonance, haunted folk, and mechanical prayer. The project rejects anthem and repetition, unfolding instead like a series of psychological chambers — each song a confession, a protest, a fever dream about control, freedom, and the failure to belong.