Twenty-nine tracks of ambient dread designed to make co-op zombie survival feel genuinely hopeless. No More Room in Hell's third volume leans hard into tension over action, and it works. Horripilation opens with this creeping unease that never resolves, just builds.
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Follow the Ichor has wet, organic textures underneath the drone that make your skin crawl. Then Threnody for Flies goes full industrial decay, buzzing and grinding in the background while you're trying to listen for footsteps.
Gathering of the Cannibals. That title alone tells you where this is heading. The whole soundtrack treats silence as an instrument, filling the gaps with just enough wrong sound to keep you checking corners. Essential listening for anyone who plays survival horror with headphones on and the lights off.