Stellar Blade's score hits like an action movie that secretly wants to be an art film. The way it flips between ambient desolation in Silent Street and full adrenaline chaos in the battle variants of the same zones is genuinely clever, like the soundtrack itself is reacting to you drawing your sword.
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Abaddon goes hard with these industrial percussion layers that feel almost oppressive. Then you hit Landscape of the Past and everything pulls back into this quiet, aching beauty that makes you forget you're playing a hack-and-slash.
The Song of Destiny carries this vocal weight that just sits in your chest. If you played through this one without headphones, you owe yourself a proper listen.