Ah I actually have something to contribute, I have an album in mind "Perdition City by Ulver" that though it doesn't specifically allude to CH, the feelings it gives resonate with a feeling of wrongness, of something happening, something unraveling that you can't quite pin point but you can feel closing in around you. https://youtu.be/AUQpHPPbdCI?si=2pX7_bg7UwPs9obp They're a Norwegian Black metal band from the 90s that experimented with all sorts of different genres, this album in particular is a mix of Ambient Electronica with somewhat Jazzy undertones and I've never quite heard of anything else like it since. Might be up your alley and certainly worth a listen to

@Caleb L. Haha I practically never get to recommend this to anyone so glad you like it

@Matt Burns ah I read just about anything and everything, webtoon just has a surprisingly good selection

@Caleb L. Haha yeah I certainly wasn't really expecting it to suddenly appear either, always more fun when it takes us for a loop as well as the characters

I just looked up The Fisherman on audible and it sounds like it'll actually be interesting, Once I finish the book I'm on right now I think I'll go ahead and start this one up, should help work go by. As for favorite way I gotta say I lean pretty heavy towards the written way, whether it be books or comic or what have you when you read something your brain does a lot of work to create said thing in your head. And your brain is only constrained by how much it can imagine and that's something that most media just can't hold a candle to. It's just like when you have a super vivid dream that you know would be amazing to get to watch and never being able to, you can literally feel it slip away from your awareness. But yeah, so Cosmic horror especially leads itself to work very well with settling directly into your mind and books have the best way at painting and weaving worlds into your mind

Hello everyone I'm Ranza and what I do for work isn't important. I honestly don't remember what got me specifically into cosmic horror, but I've always had a strong curiosity towards things that were beyond what I knew. No matter what I'm presented with I'll always try to dissect and understand it, so whenever I was presented with something that was outside of the norm I'd immediately dive into it and try to figure out how it might work. I'm 100% the sort of person to jump into the abyss to see what's down there and when I come back if I'm not quite myself anymore or bring something back with me, all the better. I believe there's a whole world of things out there just waiting for us to stumble across them. I think anything can be possible if we just figure out what rule set we gotta play with before we can sit at the table