Seven tracks of low-fi dread that crawl under your skin and just stay there. Sally Face: Strange Neighbors keeps its soundtrack lean and unsettling, matching the game's pixel-horror atmosphere perfectly. "Memories and Dreams" opens with this foggy, almost nostalgic haze before everything starts feeling wrong.
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"Empty Hallways" is exactly what it sounds like, hollow reverb and a sense that something is watching from the next room. Then "Sanitys Fall" drops any pretense of safety with distorted, fractured tones that mirror the game's psychological unraveling.
"House of the Wretched" closes things out heavy. The whole thing feels like an ambient album someone made after a nightmare they couldn't shake. If you're into indie horror that builds tension through sound design more than jump scares, this is your kind of dark.