Jurgen Brunner built a time capsule disguised as a game soundtrack. Everything here is warm analog tone and retro-futurist atmosphere, perfectly matching the hand-painted 1970s sci-fi world it scores. "Deep Space" does exactly what you'd expect from the title but adds this wistful undercurrent that catches you off guard.
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"The Musicbox and the Violin" pairs two instruments that shouldn't work together and makes it feel inevitable. "Starpipes" pulses with a Tangerine Dream quality, all synth arpeggios and cosmic drift. "Zissou" wears its Wes Anderson reference openly.
Even "FunkyWahGroove" commits fully to its era without winking. If you miss when indie games felt like someone's personal art project, this is that.