Tense synth pulses and survival horror strings that wear their 90s influences on their sleeve. Daymare: 1998 was built as a love letter to late-90s horror games, and the soundtrack follows through. A Storm of Frequencies opens with this unsettling electronic hum that crawls under your skin.
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The Aseptic Labyrinth delivers exactly the kind of clinical dread the name promises. Consumed by Vengeance pushes into more aggressive territory, breaking from the slow burn with real urgency. The rest of the 30-plus tracks cycle between quiet unease and full panic, never letting you feel safe for long.
Perfect listening for anyone who misses when horror games actually scared you instead of just startling you.