Would this be okay? Or should I try to come up with something else?

How comfortable are you with the chance that Sub Pop Records might sue you?
That's what it really comes down to.

Do you think it is unique enough a phrase to win a suit though?

Do you want to blow 100k on a lawyer to find out?

And my non snarky answer:

Nobody knows the answer to your question. Somebody else picked the title before you. I'd choose a different one, unless you're in the litigating mood.

For instance the game Descent the movie Descent</a>

Maybe having two words joined by 'and' makes it a different story

Do you want to blow 100k on a lawyer to find out?

And my non snarky answer:

Nobody knows the answer to your question. Somebody else picked the title before you. I'd choose a different one, unless you're in the litigating mood.

Fair enough, thanks

I am not a lawyer and this isn't legal advise. Talk to a lawyer.

A name would generally be protected under trademark law and trademarks are industry specific. The name of a record can not conflict with the name of a cola or a game or a book as they are different industries. There are some special exceptions to this which is why legal advise is suggested but generally you will be fine - provided that the two products don't have anything in common beyond the name. If you made a game inspired by a rock music album or based on a book then obviously that would be a problem. Two different things in two different industries and you are good to go.