Dead Secret's soundtrack draws heavily from Japanese horror traditions — track names like "Kwaidan" and "Yuki-onna" reference classic ghost stories directly, and the music follows suit with this slow, creeping unease that never resorts to cheap jump-scare stings.
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"Etched into the Marrow" and "Permanently Altered" suggest something wrong at a biological level, matching the game's themes of identity and body horror. "His teeth were missing" is one of the most unsettling track titles you'll find anywhere, and the music lives up to it.
Designed for VR, this soundtrack had to work in a medium where the player can't look away. Every track builds tension through restraint rather than volume. The horror lives in what you almost hear.