Dreamcast-era electronic heat that sounds like a rave inside a giant robot. Virtual-On Oratorio Tangram is the 1999 Dreamcast sequel and this RNA Side soundtrack goes harder than you would expect. "Burning Inside" and "Monstrous Beat" are exactly what they sound like, pure aggression tuned for fast mech combat.
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"Among Fields of Crystal" pulls back into something eerily beautiful. The production on this is wild for 1999. Tracks like "Free Radical" and "Subconscious Awareness" feel like they belong in a club, not a fighting game.
"Shuffle the Kismet" and "Into the Crimson" keep that aggressive edge right until the end. Dreamcast audio hardware letting the composers go completely unhinged. That late 90s Sega confidence. If you want electronic combat music that still sounds ahead of its time, the RNA Side is where you start.