Track names like Gastrointestinal Rivers and Crone Operator should tell you exactly what kind of weird you're signing up for. Drydock opens with this eerie, skeletal sound design that sits somewhere between ambient and industrial.
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Raveyard (yes, Raveyard) takes the Graveyard track's atmosphere and twists it into something pulsing and alive, which is a genuinely great bit of sequencing. Sanguine Sea goes deep and heavy and red. The whole album feels like exploring a world that's slightly wrong in every direction, beautiful in a way that keeps making you uneasy.
Witch and Repartee alone. If you play games that make you feel something you can't name, this soundtrack gets it.