Sharp FM synthesis and funky grooves straight out of late-80s Japanese computing. 2069AD ran on FM Towns, PC-88, and X68000, and this 1991 soundtrack flexes those sound chips hard. "JUDAS KISS" hits with a driving bassline and tight percussion that shows off what FM synth could really do.
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"PINK ELEPHANT" is weird and wonderful. Bouncy, slightly off-kilter, the kind of track that makes you nod along without understanding why. The "DISK JOCKY" interludes between main tracks give the whole thing a radio show structure.
Nine tracks, all killer. If you've ever wondered what Japanese home computers sounded like when composers actually pushed them, start here.