this is just amazing. Great work you've done here, with all those different tracks really matching the concepts of the movie genres. You really know what you're doing here, and mastering is really good too.

Love the concept here, definitely one of my favorite takes on the theme of "Inside My World" thus far. 

Right off the bat, loving the sound of "City Streets." The bass is funky, the sax is groovy and the whole sound perfectly encompasses the vibe you described in your game synopsis.

"Desperation at the Space Station" has some very cool sounds; the organ/guitar combo at the beginning is powerful, and I  love the wobbly tremolo on the guitar towards the end. This track does a good job of creating an atmosphere without being just ambient background music. My only complaint is that the kick drum feels very heavy on the left/right in the sub-bass region.

Good little story build-up track with "Home Video Escapism." All of your sound design and instrument choices up to this point in the album have been excellent - you have created a unique blend of sounds that fit very well into that pseudo-retro sort of vibe.

"Ghosts of the Railroad" immediately gives me the image of a chain gang (definitely some overlap between "chain gang" and "cowboy western" in the collective unconscious of acoustic guitar sounds, imo) Regardless, really cool track here, love the chanting type vocals in the background and the crunchiness of the percussion.

"Home Sweet Home" does a great job of staying true to the time period as you intended, the tone of the bass, drums and brass all feel very indicative of the time period. And whatever the hell is going on with that hip-hop vinyl record sound... I don't even know how to describe it, but it's such a cool vibe. Great work here.

"The Pirate Queen's Booty" immediately paints a picture of adventure aboard a pirate ship. The orchestration is very well done here!The bass drums here feel a bit too loud in the song compared to the rest of the track, I feel like there's a few tiny moments where the rest of the song is getting drowned from the drums hitting the compressor on your master bus? I could be imagining it, or if not then the issue is relatively minor. 

Overall, this was a really fun listen! Great instrument choices, interesting sound design, solid composition and a wide array of music that still sounds pretty cohesive as an album and masterfully represents the game that you've described. Excellent work, definitely one of the best that I've listened to thus far.

This is great, The Track, 'Home. Sour Home,' Reminds me of a more relaxed version of the level clear track of hotline Miami.

This is a very cool take on the theme and it lends itself so well to a video game OST.

Fantastic job!

woww this is such a cool concept. i love seeing that someone else incorporated VHS as a way of shifting worlds in their game lore :D

i am in love with the first half of desperation at the space station. i am a huge sucker for organ, and the sound of that droning organ with the guitar bends is so amazing, i almost wish the track stayed in that state for longer!! city streets is also such a jam. great job on building such cohesive worlds!!

This was really unique! Every track has it's own flavor that makes me want to just jump back into listening to it xD ESPECIALLY City Streets, absolutely makes me want to do some breakdancing in the middle of an intersection. Great work :D