Deathbulge: Battle of the Bands is an RPG based on the long-running webcomic where musical battles replace traditional combat, and the soundtrack commits to that premise with gleeful abandon. "Hellblivion" kicks things off with face-melting intensity, while "Bopstead Bop" has this infectious groove that makes the town feel alive.
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And yes, "Bass the Bass' bass Bass Base Basement" is a real track name, and it's exactly as absurd and funky as you'd hope. "Boss Shreddin'" and "Faye's Shred Session" deliver the kind of guitar heroics that a battle-of-the-bands RPG demands, while "Trunk Hunk Funk" and "Ian's Skeletone Funk" go deep into groove territory.
The character-specific tracks are a highlight -- "Briff's Big Basheroo" captures pure percussive chaos, "Barry's Tea Party" is delightfully unhinged, and "Sid's No-Tea Party" is its aggressive mirror image. The multiple versions of "Babby Bass" (including the "Butchered Classic MIX" and "Boo Hoo MIX") show how the game plays with musical identity as a core mechanic.
"Tonewood Goddess" and "Dreadhaunt" prove the soundtrack can do atmospheric beauty alongside the comedy, and "Smooth Lovin'" and "So Steamy" lean into ridiculous romance territory. It's a soundtrack that's constantly winking at you while also being genuinely great music.