Arizona Sunshine 2 doubles down on everything its predecessor did and cranks it up to eleven, and the soundtrack follows suit with a substantially larger tracklist packed with the same brand of gallows humor. The track names are practically a comedy routine on their own -- "Elevator Music For The Apocalypse," "Tax Free Looting," and the gloriously truncated "Choo Choo Mother" tell you exactly what kind of ride you are in for.
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Now with a dog companion by your side, "Paws 'n' Claws" and "Glad You're On My Side" add a surprising warmth to the zombie-slaying chaos. "Rise And Shine Part II" serves as a direct callback to the original game, grounding returning players in familiar territory before the expanded scope kicks in.
The middle section of the album gets genuinely intense with tracks like "Riot Zombies," "Fighting Through Security," and "Some Madcap Shit" providing relentless combat energy. Meanwhile, "Residential Evils" is a cheeky nod that horror fans will appreciate, and "A Quiet Place" offers one of the album's rare breathers where you can actually hear yourself think between zombie encounters.
The final act builds momentum beautifully through the train sequence, with "Loco-Motives," "The Great Train Robbery," and the climactic "Choo Choo Mother" delivering a set piece that feels as wild as it sounds. "The Lonely Road" and "Stay" bring unexpected emotional weight, proving this sequel has more heart than its irreverent exterior suggests.
It is a bigger, louder, and more confident soundtrack that matches the ambition of one of VR's most polished zombie shooters.