Loud, brash, and dripping with attitude. ANTONBLAST is a Wario Land-inspired destruction platformer, and even this Kickstarter demo soundtrack goes absurdly hard. "Dynamite Man (Boiler City)" has this chunky, percussive energy that sounds like a brass band got into a bar fight, which is basically the game's whole aesthetic in musical form.
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"Jam Jungle Jammin'" is the infectious earworm of the set, funky and rhythmic with a groove that immediately recalls the best of Rare and Nintendo's 90s platformer soundtracks. "Outta My Way! It's Happy Hour!" is pure swagger, the kind of track that makes you want to smash through every wall in sight.
"The Mysterious Glasshouse" dials things back just enough to build some atmosphere before you inevitably demolish everything in it. For a demo soundtrack, nine tracks is generous, and none of them feel like filler. "Title Screen" sets the tone immediately, punchy and confident.
"Boiler Sewers" has that grimy underground vibe nailed. If this is what the demo sounds like, the full game's soundtrack is going to be something special. Composer really understood the assignment here.