Punchy PC Engine sound chips cranking out rock riffs and funk bass lines with zero chill. Cho Hayama: Aniki Bangaichi landed on the TurboGrafx-16 in 1994, and the soundtrack is as wild as a biker gang comedy should be. "Big Brother, Scold the Youth of Japan" is not a subtle track name and the music matches that energy completely.
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"Guitarist Locked in the Storeroom" and "Saxophone Player Inside the Cleaning Box" sound like the composers were having the time of their lives naming these. The chiptune double bass in "A Little Double Bass Drum on the Great Plains" pushes the hardware in ways it probably wasn't designed for.
The whole thing feels like a TurboGrafx having an identity crisis between punk show and comedy sketch. If you want proof that 16-bit consoles could be genuinely funny, this is your evidence.