Terminus OST by Osiris Saline

Genre: Ambient / Soundtrack
License: Creative Commons No Derivatives Non-Commercial: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/deed.en - - if you want to use this on a commercial release, please contact me.

A very specific ambient soundtrack, for use when covering increasingly concerning situations in the London Underground.

Find the haunting non-system specific Terminus scenario at one of the following links. Digital and book bound physical copies are currently available:
- https://terminus.patchworkfez.games/
- https://shop.patchworkfez.games/
- https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/546595/terminus

Author's Note: After reading Terminus all those months ago, my ideas for the Terminus OST tied directly into the oft-trodden ground of what was once resonant never quite leaves. Therefore, it's an audio form of grief. From the sound of something in the forgotten earth making the bass feel alive and impossible to ignore, the variety of buskers fighting against speakers playing classical music, the headache inducing scream of speeding subway cars, and the recurrence of common conversations...it's all here, if you just dig a little more...

In accessibility realms, I did some work on the master to make it possible to speak over without having to do all manner of auto-ducking. Simply lower the volume until you can speak and be heard comfortably, and you should be set to click play and enjoy. Erm, "enjoy".

As a final note, somehow, this is all linked in to the Police's Roxanne playing as a warm down track for a real life busker...the true horror of life is that fiction and reality are never too far apart.

PS: You can also find this release on Archive: https://archive.org/details/osiris-saline-terminus

Tracklist

1.	Mind the Closing Doors	28:22

2.	That's Quite Interesting	33:26

3.	Some Stations Will Be Closed or Receive a Reduced Service	24:15

4.	No Longer Peripheral	23:23

5.	Echoes Calling on Echoes	75:57

6.	Eternal Reflections	31:03

Credits

released February 22, 2026

London Underground Field Recordings, Mosaic Cover Art: Sarah Cole patchworkfez.co.uk

13 Minutes of a Storm: Pais pais.bandcamp.com/album/13-minutes-of-a-storm

Other Field Recordings, Wretched Trickery: Sail

License

CC BY-NC-ND 3.0. See the Creative Commons website for details.