Chunky 8-bit loops with a surprisingly funky energy. Wrecking Crew on NES had Mario swinging a hammer instead of jumping on goombas, and the music matched that blue-collar demolition energy perfectly. "BGM A" is the main loop you hear while smashing walls, and it's got this stubborn, repetitive drive that keeps you focused.
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"Bonus Stage" kicks the tempo up with a brighter melody that makes you swing faster. "BGM B (Power Up)" shifts the mood just enough to feel like you leveled up without leaving the construction site. Six tracks total. That's the whole thing.
Pure Famicom economy where a couple of square waves and a noise channel had to carry the entire atmosphere. If you want to hear what 1985 Nintendo sounded like before Mario went mainstream, this is your demolition playlist.