Darker and more confident than Volume 1, like the composers found their footing in the apocalypse. No More Room in Hell's second soundtrack volume builds on the dread with thirty tracks that feel like they belong in a proper survival horror film.
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Lightless Corridors is all tension with nowhere to release it, just droning low frequencies and distant metallic scraping. Saferoom Boogie is the one moment of levity and honestly it's kind of genius, this weirdly upbeat track that plays when you're temporarily safe.
Lulled Into Complacency does exactly what its title warns. Düsternis brings this German industrial coldness that cuts through everything else. The whole album lives in that space between exhaustion and terror. If the first volume made you anxious, this one will keep you there.