Indie platformer score that sounds like a Tim Burton film filtered through a lo-fi bedroom recording setup. The track names alone tell you this game is strange: "Stupid Looking Douche," "Jump On Her Butt," "Bless My Bosomses!"
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But the music itself carries genuine emotional weight. "The Last Walk" and "The Last Smile" hit with this quiet devastation that sneaks up on you. "Red Wash" goes dark and textural, while "Summermoon" pulls back into something almost pastoral.
"Time To Burn, Teddy Boy" has unsettling urgency. The whole thing moves between whimsy and dread without ever feeling forced. If you like soundtracks that make you feel slightly uneasy and a little sad simultaneously, this nails it.