What was found for Charlie’s Inferno?

A SoundCloud upload is titled Charlie’s Inferno — Huss Valley Version and names Pooliscool as its uploader. A separate upload by Thang.is.here39 uses the title Run from your demons / Excuse me sir and also includes Huss Valley in its metadata. Both pages were captured as text records without an audio comparison.

A YouTube result associated with a Charlie’s Inferno edit has an archived 48-segment English auto-caption transcript. That transcript remains creator-generated text and does not identify the music rights holder or original audio file. It is not used to reproduce lyrics or confirm a sample.

What remains unconfirmed?

The available metadata does not prove that the SoundCloud file contains the named track, that it is a Huss Valley theme, or that it matches the music heard in a specific clip. The account did not audition either upload. A similar title across user pages is not independent verification.

A separate candidate returned access_blocked during the caption batch, so its contents are not known. That status means the source could not be checked through the selected workflow, not that the upload has no transcript. The original track source and any Huss Valley edit relationship remain unconfirmed.

Current answer

The research set contains a page with the requested track name, but no verified audio match. The safest answer is that a user-uploaded Huss Valley version is listed and remains unreviewed. It should not be called an official soundtrack or a confirmed remix source.

A future update would need to play the uploaded audio and compare it with a specific clip or original track page. It should also record whether the track is an edit, cover, or user-made version. Until those checks are completed, this page remains a short unconfirmed source note.