Pure Southern Gothic dread in soundtrack form. Ghost of Thornton Hall has this haunted atmosphere where every track feels like the walls are watching you. "Ghost Walk" layers these faint, distant sounds over barely-there piano that makes your skin crawl in the best way.
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"Sweet Charlotte" shifts into something almost mournful, like a lullaby from someone who's been dead a hundred years. Then "Panic" just goes full anxiety. "Creep" lives up to its name with these low, rumbling textures that sit right under your awareness.
The whole thing feels humid and oppressive. Like a rotting plantation house in July. If you want a point-and-click soundtrack that actually makes you nervous to click, this is it.