A low drone building into desperate, haunted Americana. This is the other side of Far Cry 5's score, less cult hymns and more boots-on-the-ground tension. "Something Worth Protecting" carries this quiet determination that hits different after you've spent hours fighting through Montana.
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"Plate By Plate" simmers with restrained intensity, like a standoff that hasn't started yet. "Let the Water Wash Away Your Sins" in its Hammock remix turns the cult's baptism imagery into something genuinely hypnotic. And "Sunrise On The Soldiers" closes things out with an exhausted kind of hope.
The resistance tracks like "Bold and Brave" give you something to fight for between all the dread. If you played Far Cry 5 and the atmosphere stuck with you long after, this is the album you put on at 2AM to relive it.