Crackly vintage recordings from the 1930s and 40s that make Rapture feel lived-in and rotten. BioShock 2 pulls its licensed soundtrack from the same era as the first game, and the effect is just as unsettling. That Doggie in the Window plays with cheerful innocence while you're fighting through a flooded dystopia.
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Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen swings with big band energy, completely ignoring the horror around it. La Mer (Beyond The Sea) returns as the series signature. The Skeleton In The Closet lands differently when there are actual monsters behind every door.
Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition has dark humor baked into the title alone. Every track was a real hit record decades ago. Now they're the soundtrack to a dead underwater city. For anyone who wants their playlist to feel haunted and classy at the same time.