Whimsical horror that sounds like a music box left in the rain. Little Misfortune's soundtrack on PC perfectly mirrors the game's trick of wrapping something deeply wrong in candy-colored innocence. "Everything Is Good Until It Goes Bad" is the thesis statement of the whole album, cheerful melody slowly curdling.
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"Duck Manifesto" is absurdly playful, and then "Everything Dies" just... sits there. Tracks like "Gothspel" lean into the creepy-cute aesthetic hard, church organs meeting toy pianos. "Toy Graveyard" does exactly what you think.
The composer understood the assignment. Keep it light, keep it off, keep the player smiling while something terrible happens in the background. If you liked Fran Bow's vibe but wanted it slightly more heartbreaking, start here.