Eerie lo-fi piano over static hiss, like tuning into a radio station that shouldn't exist. The q.u.q. soundtrack drifts between moody ambient pieces and surprisingly warm jazz arrangements, creating this surreal tonal whiplash that fits a game about forgotten cities and identity crises.
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"Nausea" lives up to its name with dissonant synths that curl around each other uncomfortably. Then "quq main theme jazz ver" flips the whole vibe into smoky chords and soft brushwork. "Ningen ni naritai" brings in this melancholy Japanese-influenced melody that just lingers.
The HQ extended versions of tracks like "Hacchi" reveal layers you miss in the compressed versions. If weird indie games with weirder soundtracks are your thing, this one delivers.