The soundtrack to the game "Cobalt Core", as composed by Aaron Cherof.

(Aaron, if you want me to take this down, send a message and I'll make it disappear)

Cobalt Core (Original Soundtrack)

Parts of the Void Strangers OST that I wanted to upload to play in Discord. All credits go to eebrozgi, check out the full album on bandcamp https://eebrozgi.bandcamp.com/album/elegy-of-the-stars-void-stranger-original-soundtrack

Void Stranger OST 64

The soundtrack to the game "Cobalt Core", as composed by Aaron Cherof.

I did not make this, he did.

Aqua

Lawless (Map)

Crystalline Entity (Intro)

Mean Machine (Intro)

Epoch (Map)

Epoch

Cobalt Core

the soundtrack: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3587100/Haste_Soundtrack/

59 Convergence (Final Showdown)

Noises From Above: A Study in Quiet Intrusions is an album shaped around the small, persistent sounds that leak into our private spaces—those half-heard murmurs from neighbours, the distant thrum of traffic, the creaks and hums of a building settling into its own rhythms. The tracks capture a different facet of the world that slips past walls and doors, turning everyday disturbances into textures, moods, and emotional landscapes. It’s an exploration of how these subtle intrusions colour our solitude, interrupt our thoughts, and quietly become part of the soundtrack of living in close proximity to others.

Muffled Conversation in A Minor

Youuuuu haveeeee nooo ideaaaaa howwwww muchhh i missssss you rightttt noww anddddd howwww badlyyyy i wanaaaa seeee you & hugggg youuuuuuuuu

“The Night My Soul Wrote Back” is a piece of cosmic–frequency music
that can only be heard when you finally calm down.

Throughout life we write countless silent letters –
to the world, to our family, to the version of ourselves we never fully understood.
It often feels like the universe never replies,
leaving us with the loneliness of messages left on “read”.

This track is that one quiet night
when you open your inner mailbox and realize
your soul has been writing back all along.
Warm low frequencies feel like lines of gentle answers,
while distant choirs and subtle echoes sound like envelopes unfolding,
whispering:

“You were never on the wrong path.
You just took the longer way to learn how to be kind to yourself.”

Perfect for:
	•	Late–night self-reflection and inner conversations
	•	Journaling, intention-setting, emotional healing
	•	Moments of doubt, when you need a soft reminder of your own worth

The Night My Soul Wrote Back

OST of FEZ. I do not claim ownership of this track. All rights go to the creators of FEZ and Disasterpeace.

Knowledge

Progress

Reuploads galore.

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Mean Machine (Intro)

MaxIsDoingWell

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