Straight-up shredding guitar over N64 synth, and it goes unbelievably hard. F-ZERO X on Nintendo 64 in 1998 had no right sounding this aggressive for a racing game. "Dream Chaser" is the one everyone remembers, all driving riffs and forward momentum.
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"Devil's Call in Your Heart" gets dark and heavy. And "Drivin' Through on Max" is pure adrenaline distilled into crunchy 64-bit audio. Taro Bando and Hajime Wakai went full metal for this. Every track sounds like it was recorded in a garage at 3AM by people who genuinely wanted to melt the cartridge.
The staff ghost victory themes are a nice touch. Little rewards you actually want to hear. If you need proof the N64 could rock, this is the entire case.