Veil of Surveillance – Cinematic horror music for moments under invisible scrutiny
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Veil of Surveillance Cinematic Horror Music for Moments Under Invisible Scrutiny This unsettling and atmospheric track evokes the silent tension of being watched in a sterile, inescapable space. Concrete walls. No doors. No escape. Just the sound of your own breathing—and eyes that never blink.
Image & Features of the Track
When she woke up, the room was empty. Gray concrete. Air dry and cold. Walls, ceiling, floor—all silent, as if the world ended here. There was no lighting, yet a faint bluish glow seeped from somewhere, softly illuminating the space. No windows. No doors. And yet, the sensation of being watched was undeniable. A stare, like needles behind her eyes. With every breath, a quiet gaze traced her skin. But the one watching wasn’t there. No sound, no presence—only the certainty that someone was. In the corner stood a single chair, fixed to the floor like a nail. Was she meant to sit? To stand? To wait for something? She didn’t know. Then—a sound. No, not quite. The absence of sound rang out like a note. In the blink of an eye, something had changed. A line had appeared on the concrete wall—thin, vertical. A door. But it had never opened. No one had entered. No one had left. Still, she knew. This room existed inside someone’s gaze.
Suggested Use Cases
This track is ideal for scenes that require a subtle yet deeply unsettling atmosphere. Its quiet tension and minimalist texture make it perfect for: Psychological horror sequences set in isolated, sterile environments—such as interrogation rooms, research facilities, or secret bunkers. Visual novels or indie games where the player experiences confinement, surveillance, or loss of identity. Film or video scenes involving silent observation, invisible threats, or characters trapped in ambiguous spaces. Installations, virtual worlds, or museum exhibits exploring themes of memory, trauma, and the loss of privacy. Podcast episodes or audio dramas depicting psychological breakdowns, abductions, or experiments in perception. This music pairs especially well with narratives that involve being watched, manipulated, or slow
Terms of use
✅Permitted Commercial use is allowed for individuals (e.g. monetized YouTube videos, indie games, personal websites, promotional content). No credit or usage report is required. You may arrange or remix the music for personal use or as part of a background soundtrack. Use in live or recorded performances (e.g. stage plays, readings, exhibitions) is allowed. The music may be included within a project (e.g. a game, app, or video), as long as it is not distributed as a standalone track. 🚫 Not permitted Use by corporations, organizations, or commercial entities without prior permission. Any use beyond background purposes, such as: Releasing the music as your own work (e.g. on music platforms) Using the music as the main content rather than as support or ambiance Registering the music with copyright management services or claiming authorship. Redistributing, copying, transferring, or reselling the music files themselves — whether edited or unedited. Any usage deemed inappropriate by the original creator, including but not limited to: Hate speech, discriminatory content, or illegal activities 🎧 Notes This music is intended to be used as background material in creative projects such as: Games and mobile apps Audio dramas and voice content TRPG sessions and VRChat worlds Videos, livestreams, films, and promotional materials You may use the music freely, whether your content is monetized or not, as long as you are an individual user and the usage aligns with the permitted scope described above. Attribution is not required, but always appreciated. If you wish to credit the creator, please use the following: Music by tsukiyonokarasu – https://tsukiyonokarasu.com/ Please note that the terms of use may be updated without prior notice.