Something about this soundtrack oscillates between genuine tenderness and absolute dread in a way that keeps you off balance. NO-SKIN drops tracks like "Dead Calm" and "Red Room" that sit in this suffocating, dark ambient space, then pivots to "Dear Friends" and "Hangout" with warm, almost bittersweet tones.
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"110010111110011100101" leans into glitchy, digital horror with binary in the actual title, which. Yeah. "In the Presence of the Goddess" has this reverent, almost sacred quality that contrasts hard with surrounding tracks like "Trauma" and "The Traitor."
The whole 36-track set feels like peeling back layers of something you maybe shouldn't be looking at. If you're into indie horror that uses silence and texture over jump scare stingers, this gets it right.