PS1-era industrial horror with remix versions that turn Victorian London monster-hunting into a full rave. Nightmare Creatures' base soundtrack already had this grimy, aggressive electronic edge that matched smashing werewolves through fog-choked streets.
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"Sewer Snake" is thick with distortion and dread, and then the Pedal to the Metal Mix cranks it into straight-up breakbeat territory. "Jose Manuel the Ripper" captures that Jack the Ripper chapter's tension perfectly before the Rythm Mix deconstructs it.
The Adam tracks getting three different remix treatments, including a garage mix, is peak late-90s. "Westminster Roofs" has this elevated, open-air quality that contrasts the claustrophobic sewer tracks. If you grew up renting PS1 horror games on weekends, this one probably scared you and made you bob your head at the same time.