Piano-centric pieces are always going to have my heart and this is no different. I like how you've explored a bunch of different styles throughout this, while still keeping the keys as the primary driving force in most, even if they're a little further back in the mix to accommodate some other instruments based on the given track.
The playing throughout is gorgeous; well articulated, explorative and befitting of the various moods present. I also like how the keys are a little more on the harder-side and that the softer dynamic isn't explored as much - I think this is an 'easy' go-to for making something more evocative and emotional but you've managed to keep the harder timbre present and still evoke those kinds of feelings.
Accompaniment-wise, there are some gems here. I really loved the string work in The Beach, and the weaving melodies in An Almost Answered Prayer are absolutely gorgeous. Nice variety of orchestral elements (and various articulations, at that) present throughout - big fan of the woodwinds in particular. Nice use of percussion when appropriate, too.
The ending track is genuinely something ethereal. Was not expecting a vocal theme, but the shift to guitar here was a major surprise and also a great palate cleanser to set a different tone immediately. Vocals are nice (I'd love to see some lyrics!) and the guitar-work itself is really well done. Drums coming in around the half-way point is a great way of adding some additional drive to the track ahead of the distorted guitars. Kudos for subverting expectations here - I would've been fully on-board with a pianissimo epilogue to round out this soundtrack, but having it end on a rock song makes it so much more memorable.
Super solid work here, you've got chops and it shows. Really nice arrangements, well produced as a whole and just a delight to listen to in general. Very unique submission.