Christodoulou took the void theme literally and wrote music that sounds like staring into nothing. Survivors of the Void opens with a Debussy-referencing "Prelude in D flat major" that immediately signals something more classical and unhinged.
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"A Placid Island of Ignorance" simmers with Lovecraftian tension, all creeping bass and dissonant atmospherics. "Once in a Lullaby" twists something gentle into something deeply unsettling. The literary track titles aren't pretension, they're road signs for how alien this expansion gets.
"Who Can Fathom the Soundless Depths" closes the album like a question you can't answer. Only nine tracks but each one earns its runtime completely. Essential listening if you think game soundtracks peaked at orchestral bombast.