Dark baroque organ and choral arrangements that sound like Lovecraftian hymns for the deep. Sea Salt's soundtrack commits fully to its Dagon-worshipping premise, with tracks catalogued like actual classical works with FWV numbers.
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"Our Lord of the Depths FWV 86" opens with this oppressive organ drone layered under chanting voices that feel genuinely devotional. "The People of Innsmouth" shifts into something more folk-horror with acoustic textures and an unsettling simplicity.
"Cathedral Gardens" gives you a brief moment of dark beauty before "The Archbishop" cranks the intensity back up. Those Lovecraftian track titles in actual R'lyehian though. The whole thing sounds like a cursed church service and it absolutely rules.
If you play cosmic horror games and want a score that treats Dagon like a real deity, this is uncomfortably convincing.