Thick lo-fi bass drops into a haze of neon-lit dread. Sorry We're Closed splits its soundtrack across four composers and the tonal whiplash somehow works perfectly. C. Bedford handles the atmospheric stuff, with "Apartments" building this suffocating ambient tension that clings to you.
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Then Okumura shows up with "Jenny" featuring Catton Arthur and it's straight-up hip hop over a boss fight. Catton Arthur's "Underground Station" grinds with heavy distorted guitars. Devix's "Toll (Dinner With The Dutchess)" pivots into this folky, almost tender moment buried inside a survival horror game.
Every area feels like its own genre. If you want a horror soundtrack that refuses to stay in one lane, this is the one.