Heavy, heavy atmosphere on this one. Tide Up is an indie game and the soundtrack leans into dark, contemplative territory with track names like "Isolation," "Loop of Repression," and "Regression" telling you exactly where this is headed.
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"Woods of Darkness" builds with slow, creeping layers that feel genuinely unsettling. "Flood of Reflection" opens up into something more spacious and sorrowful, like finally surfacing after being underwater too long. Then "Kyrie" brings in an almost sacred quality.
The title "Mattew 27 46" references Christ's cry of abandonment, and the music matches that weight. Not easy listening. Twenty-one tracks of emotional density that indie horror fans and anyone who gravitates toward bleak, introspective soundscapes will absolutely sink into.