Four tracks for a DLC that punches way above its runtime. This pulls Metro back underground after Exodus went open-world, and the music follows suit, returning to tight, oppressive sound design. "Blind Pursuit" layers distorted low-end rumble with sharp percussive stabs that feel like something chasing you down a corridor.
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The two-part "Two Colonels" theme carries genuine emotional weight, building from quiet tension into something almost tender. "General" sets the military tone without resorting to bombast. The whole package is lean and purposeful, not a wasted second.
If you played the DLC and cried at the ending (no judgment), these four tracks are exactly why.