Elevator Game OST, by Kish Kollektiv

Elevator Game OST

by Kish Kollektiv

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1.	Elevator Game (Main Theme) 02:59	buy track
2.	The Strange and Mysterious Fate of Danica Laudanski 01:53	buy track
3.	Welcome to Hard Hills Clinic 01:32	buy track
4.	Ruscara Laid Low 01:31	buy track
5.	Dark Eyes 03:26	buy track
6.	A Visit from Cousin Stash 01:30	buy track
7.	Done with the Dark Side 00:42	buy track
8.	Dreams of Danica 01:24	buy track
9.	Twilight Zone Blues 01:35	buy track
10.	What If She's Still in There? 01:01	buy track
11.	One Last Case 01:36	buy track
12.	This Place Isn't Right 01:00	buy track
13.	The Secret of 'Fort' Hattersley 01:32	buy track
14.	A 20 Storey Haunted House 01:30	buy track
15.	Our World's Dark Twin 01:56	buy track
16.	Ruscara Crosses the Rubicon 02:22	buy track
17.	The Woman on Floor 5 01:55	buy track
18.	Heavy Atmosphere 01:59	buy track
19.	Through Empty Corridors 01:29	buy track
20.	Silent City 01:41	buy track
21.	Follow the Crimson Cross 02:00	buy track
22.	Danica 02:29	buy track
23.	Distant Screams of the Burning Crucified 02:37	buy track
24.	A Long Road Back 02:09	buy track
25.	Demon-Dancing on the Plaza 01:57	buy track
26.	A Shadow on the Sun 01:37	buy track
27.	Danica Isn't Danica Anymore 02:25	buy track
28.	Dark Eyes (Reprise) 01:59	buy track
29.	Elevator Game (End Credits) 02:37	buy track

about

Paranormal investigator Ruscara Laudanski reluctantly returns to undertake one last case when her wild, thrill-seeking younger cousin Danica disappears under mysterious circumstances.

Traumatised and run down after her experiences with the so-called "black-eyed children", Ruscara is convalescing in a rural retreat when Danica's Uncle Stash requests her help in locating his niece, whose fascination with the darker side of the Occult has led her to increasingly reckless behaviour.

Stash has reason to believe that Danica was obsessed with something known as "The Elevator Game", a ritual that originated in the Far East. The player can gain access to a deserted parallel version of Earth via an elevator if he or she follows the necessary steps, which involves travelling between the floors of a building with at least ten floors in a predetermined sequence.

Ruscara initially refuses, having previously decided to withdraw from paranormal investigation work altogether for the sake of her own mental health. However, her conscience gnaws at her until she eventually caves in.

Her investigations lead her Hattersley House (or 'Fort' Hattersley as the locals call it owing to its imposing appearance), a Brutalist 20-floor apartment block which has a colourful reputation for supernatural occurrences dating right back to the time of its construction in the 1960s.

Ruscara becomes convinced that Danica has played the Elevator Game at Fort Hattersley and is now trapped in the potentially highly dangerous parallel dimension her foolhardy behaviour has led her to.

Her only option is to perform the ritual herself in order to gain entry to the empty and silent world beyond. Assuming Danica is still alive, will Ruscara be able to locate her cousin and bring her back?

Is the Earth's "dark twin" really as deserted a place as it initially seems?

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released June 22, 2020

Additional vocals on "Dark Eyes" and "Dark Eyes (Reprise)" by Alyssa Penchanski

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Kish Kollektiv UK

A studio project based in the UK, creating soundtracks for films that never existed and almost certainly never will...

Musical sibling of South Central Positronics.

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