On a Yawning Night sets this drowsy, hypnotic tone that immediately pulls you into something nocturnal. Tsukumo no Kanade's 2012 soundtrack plays with this constant tension between sunny daytime tracks and genuinely creepy nightside pieces.
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Watermelon Splitting and Summer Afternoon feel warm and safe, real slice-of-life comfort, but then Children of the Night and Nightly Procession of Spirits flip everything into folklore-horror territory with these unsettling traditional arrangements.
Jet Black Crimson goes full intensity. Boisterous Dance in the Moonlight has this wild, almost festival-like energy that feels dangerous somehow. Dragon Instrumentalist is just. Eternal Elegy closes things out with heavy emotional weight.
If you like games that shift between cozy daytime vibes and supernatural dread, this soundtrack nails both.