A pure scaretale, the overall soundtrack of 바카라˜The Village바카라™ is just the perfect album you could ask for in a horror feature. Rooted in rustic and folk traditions, there is a powerful sense of an otherworldly darkness lurking in the corner, and it feels very real.
At times utterly terrifying and at times festive, 바카라˜The Village바카라™ jukebox feels like a bit of an emotional whiplash as it can really mess up the emotions given that you don바카라™t know what to expect at all as it changes tone.
The soundtrack is overall a very ingeniously composed piece, and pieces such as the title track, 바카라˜Thaayi Song바카라™ prove this.
The instrumentation is also something that really drives in the feeling of an occult-like horror, as the sound of dholaks and bamboo flutes don바카라™t really give you any kind of warmth, rather it just feels very ominous and sinister.
There is also a lot of experimentation on the soundtrack as 바카라˜The Village바카라™ jukebox even fuses ambient dark pop and freestyle rapping.
At points the whole album can drive in the feeling of pure edge and attitude, but then using the voices of children, it really isn바카라™t super happy.
The titular track, 바카라˜Thaayi Song바카라™, 바카라˜Memento Mori바카라™, 바카라˜Jigum Wa바카라™, are some of the most ingeniously written tracks, as they infuse the traditional folk horror sound with mainstream ambient pop, rap, and swag while not taking away anything from the original horror feel.
