Lena Raine turned the Nether from background noise into something that actually haunts you. "Chrysopoeia" opens with these warped, stretched tones that feel like staring into a basalt delta and forgetting which way is up.
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"Rubedo" layers in warmth underneath the dread, almost like finding a safe corner in the crimson forest. And then there's "Pigstep," the one track that goes completely sideways with this lo-fi hip-hop groove that has no business slapping as hard as it does in a hell dimension.
Five tracks, each one completely its own mood. If you've only ever heard the overworld piano stuff, this will rewire what you think Minecraft music can be.