Everybody Always Dies is a musical bricolage that combines the ideas of art-pop, post-rock, ambient, sampling, ostinato and other musical elements, infusing them all into the art-rock delivery of the band. Tomaž O'Rous, a long time producer and mentor of the band, concretly assures a modern interpritation of the song with his creative input featuring synth bass, sound effects, ambient rhythmical elements as well as manipulation and harmonisation of the vocals. Like producer O'Rous the sound engineer Robi Bulesic also takes care that the energy of the song is clearly felt through its ambient and dreamy verses and massive choruses full of bass.

New Fears is In the Attic’s second album, released in 2019. This EP is a collection of coming-of-age nightmares mixed with dreams of future, these are common experiences for young bands and people at the transition between adolescence and adulthood. As the band members experience this transition themselves they are in a place to give their perspective and so resonate with those of others going through the same ordeal. The band has developed this concept through five very different tracks with genres spanning from dirty garage rock to indietronic and dream pop. Despite the wide musical range, the trio stays true to their passion for intricate harmonies, extensive breakdowns and dark metaphorical lyrics, delivering a compact but honest and impactful confession of their fears and hopes for the unknown future.

Released in May of 2018, Jimmy's is In the Attic's debut full length studio album featuring 10 songs. The songs were written with a conceptual narrative, which is expressed through the constant subject and main character of the music, Jimmy.The album leads the listener through Jimmy’s life, describing his experiences of a busy consumeristic life in a big city, his first love, first breakup, his chaotic spiral into what one would assume to be madness and finally his tragic demise. Through Jimmy’s fictional life story the band wanted to express their own emotions and reflections, using the narrative as a mirror to their own experiences. The musical concept behind the album closely follows the lyrics and, therefore, is expressed through a big variety of musical forms, ranging from dark and noisy tragic ballads to groovy disco tunes.