Myuu scored this like a love letter to PS2-era survival horror and it shows in every reverb-drenched piano note. "Roman's Theme" carries this heavy, melancholic weight that establishes the 57-year-old train conductor as someone already broken before the nightmare begins.
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"Save Room" gives you that precious moment of safety with warm, restrained tones. Then "Kingdom of the Drowned" drags you right back under with oppressive industrial dread. "Freya's Theme" is hauntingly delicate, a thread of humanity in the grotesque.
"The Maze" builds genuine anxiety with layered dissonance. The whole thing channels Silent Hill without being a cover band. If you miss when horror games sounded like abandoned buildings with pianos inside, Roman's nightmare is waiting for you.