Pure aggression in MIDI form. Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 dropped in 2000 on Windows and Frank Klepacki went absolutely feral with the industrial rock. "HM2 (Hell March 2)" is the sequel march that somehow hits even harder than the original, all stomping boots and distorted guitar crunch.
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"Grinder" lives up to its name with this relentless mechanical churn that makes you want to roll tanks across anything that moves. And "Industrofunk" just grooves in this grimy way that no RTS soundtrack had any right to.
The whole thing sounds like a warehouse rave held inside a Soviet weapons factory. Late 90s/early 2000s PC gaming energy through and through. If you ever need background music for aggressively micromanaging unit formations, start here.