Indie platformer energy with personality oozing out of every track name. Decline's Drops doesn't just label its music -- it narrates it. "Less Talking More Punching" is your boss dialogue theme. "Touch Baddie, Fall Downy" plays when you die.
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The whole soundtrack reads like a developer who couldn't stop cracking jokes in their own asset files. "Former Fields" gets five different variations, from a rain-soaked ambient version to a BRK mix that punches the tempo up, and each one genuinely recontextualizes the same zone.
"One Big Frog" as a mini-boss theme goes exactly as hard as a track about fighting a giant frog should. "Some Drugged-Up Ape" for Serge's Shop is the kind of weird, off-kilter shop theme that makes you linger in the menu.
The Petroleum Port tracks show similar dedication, with multiple theme variants including an Abyss version that darkens the whole tone. "A Strange, Golden Place" for Vanitas stands out as something genuinely atmospheric amid all the cheeky naming.
This is a soundtrack that knows exactly what it is and refuses to be boring about it.