Drum and bass on a Nintendo 64 cartridge. Bomberman Hero came out in 1998 and its soundtrack sounds like nothing else on the console. Jun Chikuma went completely off the rails in the best possible way. "Redial" is this pulsing, hypnotic D&B track that still holds up against actual electronic music.
Read more
"Milky" has a smoother, almost liquid feel, like late-night driving music compressed into N64 sound hardware. "Fatidic" hits with this urgency that makes you want to speedrun something. The track names are wild. "Oropharynx."
"Monogenic." "Wok." None of them tell you anything and somehow that fits the vibe perfectly. If someone tells you N64 couldn't do good electronic music, send them this tracklist and walk away.