Crunchy, aggressive arcade synth that hits like a bass drop in a cage match. Fighting Vipers 2 came out of Sega's AM2 studio in 1998 and goes way harder than it needed to. "L..S.D." is this wild breakbeat thing that belongs in a late 90s rave, and "Non Stop Bass" literally does what the title promises.
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"Ravin'" leans full tilt into drum and bass territory. The album bounces between electronic aggression and groovy downtempo cuts like "Night Call." Remix versions at the end rework the standouts. It has that very specific late 90s Sega arcade sound.
Big, loud, confident. The cabinet itself trying to flex on you. If you ever wanted a soundtrack that makes doing laundry feel like a tournament set, this is it.