Warped retro-electronic textures that sound like a radio signal dissolving between realities. Californium is based on Philip K. Dick's life and writing, and the OST nails that paranoid, shifting feeling of not trusting what's real.
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"Diner tapes" has this lo-fi crackle underneath warm synths, like a memory of a place that might not exist. "Martian prologue" goes full sci-fi ambient, sparse and alien. Then "Electronic birdland" sits in this uncomfortable space between pleasant and wrong, which is basically the whole game's deal.
Twenty tracks that keep slipping between domestic warmth and cosmic dread. Even the track called "Sunny streets" sounds slightly off. If you're a PKD fan who wants a soundtrack that actually captures what reading his books feels like, start here.