Black Mesa Soundtrack Novels & Stories

The rustling sound made her flinch and she abruptly turned her to confirm her doubt. The eerie silence was filled up only with the stream burbles that was coming from the mountain river flowing down. There wasn't any more sound to hamper the silence until a pair of golden orbs flashed in front of her eyes. The same pair of eyes was her tormentor, the reason for her miseries.

Their stink was very fresh, and still leading up the mountain. Was it possible they’d already made it inside? We were walking up on a bloodbath? Had we been too late? Please, God, no. ***** Soundtrack for the next chapter is “Pandora” by 2WEI and Edda Hayes.

“I think so too, but I’m already scared to death, so I didn’t say anything.” Looking at the livestream audience’s incessant bullet comments, Jack, who was hidden in the darkness, smiled slightly. It had to be said that this sound effect had really raised the level of the entire livestream to a whole new level. It was a completely intelligent soundtrack. That sound was sometimes desolate, sometimes strange, and sometimes sinister and terrifying. Just listening to the music would make people’s heart beat faster, increase their blood pressure, dilate their pupils, and blur their vision.

Adriano crashed into the OR, wild-eyed. Cassie lay on the table, blood soaking her, eyes shut. His chest clenched. "Cassie! Cassie!" He grabbed her hand, shaking, voice raw. No matter how loud he shouted, she stayed silent. Adriano's eyes locked on the gash in Cassie's wrist, the torn bandage gone, the wound screaming her pain louder than words. "Wh-What... is this?" His voice dropped, sharp and deadly.

Shifters can drink a hell of a lot more than humans without feeling the effects, but nobody’s sober after slamming a half a bottle of whiskey. He selects a song and presses play, the opening bars of Machine Gun Kelly’s ‘bloody valentine’ overtaking the silence in the cab of the Jeep. It’s not the upbeat, peppy version of the song- it’s the acoustic version with Travis Barker on drums. MGK’s gritty, melancholic voice comes out crisply through the speakers, the low hum of Chase’s joining in to sing along to the lyrics.

See you soon! Final chapter soundtrack: Hostage- Billie ellish