Creaking wood and breath-held silence breaking into industrial dread. Little Nightmares II built its soundtrack around making you feel small, and it works. "Teeth & Leaves" is all texture and unease, layers of sound that feel like something watching from a corner.
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"Signal Interference" does exactly what the name promises, static and distortion folding into this sick rhythm. "A Little Warmth" is the rare moment of tenderness on a tracklist that otherwise wants you tense. It hits different after everything else.
The soundtrack leans cinematic but never loses the game's handmade, tactile quality. Every track sounds like it was recorded in a room that's slightly too large and slightly too empty. If you thought the game was unsettling, try listening to this in the dark with headphones.