Olivier Deriviere took the Philharmonia Orchestra into Air Studios and then basically ran the recordings through a digital blender. Remember Me's soundtrack won an IFMCA award and it's easy to hear why. The whole concept is live orchestral recordings getting glitched, fragmented, and reassembled to mirror the game's memory-hacking premise.
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Nilin the Memory Hunter opens with strings that keep stuttering and rebuilding themselves like corrupted data trying to reconstruct. Chase Through Montmartre is pure adrenaline where the orchestra sounds like it's literally fighting with the electronics for control.
Memory Reconstruction gets uncomfortably intimate. The Ego Room... that one just sits wrong in your head on purpose. If you want to hear what a digitized brain sounds like through classical instruments, this is it.