Haunted choir vocals over heavy guitar riffs that feel like stained glass shattering. Blasphemous dropped the Strife & Ruin DLC and brought Miriam along with her own intro theme that goes unreasonably hard. Forgotten Jade has this dark, winding melody that sounds like it belongs in some cursed cathedral, and Voyage Of Promise shifts the tone into something almost hopeful but still dripping with that gothic dread.
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Only three tracks but each one earns its spot. The production leans into that modern indie action sound while keeping the religious horror atmosphere thick. Fits right alongside the base game's soundtrack without repeating itself.
Like a side chapter that knows exactly what it wants to be. If you survived the original Blasphemous and need a reason to go back, this is it.