That sounds like a classic demo disk from the early 90s – a lot of those used to loop a track forever as a way to hook the player. The floppy’s firmware probably got stuck in the sound routine, so it just keeps replaying the horror soundtrack. If we read the boot sector and look for a “boot.bat” or a simple program in the first sector, we’ll see what’s actually on it. It’s probably a relic from a tiny indie horror game or a demo of a sound engine. We can pull it apart, scan the code for references to a sound chip like the SID or the 8253 timer, and maybe even find a hidden message. Let's dig into the disk's raw data and see what pattern it’s hiding.