This was the one Bedlam City product I regretted buying. The compositions simply did not fit the source material, and are not particularly good music in any case. They have a sort of metal/techno vibe, but fail to be creepy, threatening, or engaging, all of which are necessary to fit a city like Bedlam well. The one track that might work is City of Now, but it is my opinion that you can do better than all of this on YouTube for free. Plain Brown Wrapper deserves the money I spent for their fantastic work on a great campaign setting, but I will not be using any of this music.