Eight tracks of tense, military-flavored electronic music for the game that flipped tower defense on its head. Anomaly: Warzone Earth by 11 bit studios put you on the attacking side for once, and the soundtrack reflects that constant forward momentum.
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You're always pushing into hostile territory, and the music never lets you forget it. "Baghdad Clouds" sets the scene with this brooding, Middle Eastern-tinged atmosphere that feels like dust and heat. "Tokyo Ambient" shifts to something sleeker and more neon, while "Tokyo Battle" and "Tokyo Clash" escalate into full-on electronic warfare.
"Crawlers" has this mechanical, relentless pulse that matches the alien machinery you're fighting through. "Dome Cracks" brings in genuine menace. It's a compact OST, just eight tracks, but 11 bit studios understood that a game about tactical assault routes doesn't need forty ambient pieces.
Every track here has a job and does it with grim efficiency.