Warbling oscillators phasing in and out like a radio signal bouncing between dimensions. Jack Menhorn spent three years crafting Nova-111's soundtrack for this turn-based-meets-real-time sci-fi puzzle game, and every track name reads like a scrambled physics theorem.
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"Patel Frequency" opens with layered analog synths that pulse in rhythm with the game's hybrid time mechanics. "Ruins of Aanndi" goes deeper and more alien, while "Hussinger's Theorem" builds tension through repeating modular patterns.
"Stellar Timeporting" closes things out with a sense of cosmic resolution. Fifteen tracks across nearly an hour of atmospheric electronic work. If you want a sci-fi soundtrack that actually sounds like it was composed inside a malfunctioning space-time experiment, Menhorn nailed it.