Double Fine made a game about literally hacking a game's code and the soundtrack plays with that meta-concept beautifully. "Spooky Path" and "Central Forest" set up traditional adventure game atmosphere before "Lab Ruins" starts introducing technological corruption.
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The Wizard Tower levels escalate through four numbered tracks, building tension as you climb. "The Behemoth" and "The Warden" score bosses with appropriate weight. "Hacker's Delight" closes the album with a name that winks at the whole premise.
"Infinite Woods" loops the way procedural generation feels. Twenty-three tracks covering dungeons, prisons, and wizard towers with a programming twist. If you like game soundtracks that are aware they're game soundtracks, Hack 'n' Slash's music is in on the joke.