Heavy synth bass and distorted atmosphere hitting you cold. Blue Stinger was a 1999 Dreamcast launch-window action game and the soundtrack carries all that late-90s Sega hardware energy. Merry Christmas is not what you think.
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It plays over a monster-infested island during the holidays, and the dissonance is the whole point. The tracklist is lean at 17 tracks, and it moves like the game does, from the eerie calm of Landing into the tension of Sub Zero and Brain Center.
Boss delivers exactly what you want from a Dreamcast-era boss fight theme, aggressive and loop-ready. Rifle Fire and Co-operation keep the action pace going while Parting pulls back for something more somber near the end.
That Dreamcast sound processor doing work. If you miss the era when Sega was throwing wild concepts at the wall and scoring them with equal recklessness, this is your nostalgia hit.