Turn-of-the-millennium goth industrial energy running through every track. VtM Redemption came out in 2000 and its limited edition soundtrack captures that era perfectly, mixing dark ambient with aggressive industrial rock in a way that feels very late 90s PC gaming.
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Creepy Green Light sets the tone with unsettling atmosphere that just crawls, then Bleed and I Want to Kill You hit with that raw distorted aggression. Prague Ardan Chantry has this medieval weight to it that grounds you in the Dark Ages half of the game.
Tenebrae is genuinely haunting. The whole thing swings between brooding ambient passages and bursts of industrial fury, which tracks perfectly with a story spanning centuries of vampiric existence. If you miss when PC RPGs had soundtracks that sounded genuinely dangerous, start here.