As described, this track does deliver the sound of water and rain and the sounds of a creature rising from the depths.

I think this is fantastic because it seems designed to loop, leaving any climax in the scene up to the GM and the players. However, there's a natural ebb and flow to the sounds -- crescendos and silences -- that help build atmosphere and perhaps make players uneasy and nervous.

Once in a while, every DM needs to depict a giant horrible monster rising out of the sea during a thunderstorm, right? Use this track to score those scenes. The product description tells you what you'll hear in the track; it all comes together into a wonderfully raucous package. The title suggests Cthulhu rising from the South Pacific, but the monster roaring in this track could just as easily be Godzilla, Leviathan, a kraken, an ancient aquatic dragon, or whatever else your GMing mind can cook up.