Twangy, goofy, handmade sounds that feel like claymation come to life. Imaginarium collects songs from The Neverhood, one of the weirdest PC and PlayStation games ever made. "Klaymen Shuffle" sets the tone immediately with this loose, bluesy strut that has no business being in a clay world but fits perfectly.
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"Potatoes, Tomatoes, Gravy and Peas" is exactly as silly as it sounds. "The Weasel Chase" ramps up into frantic territory with banjo energy that matches the on-screen chaos. Terry Scott Taylor's work here is unlike anything else in games.
Every track sounds handcrafted and slightly off-kilter, like the instruments themselves were molded from clay. For anyone who forgot how genuinely strange and wonderful late-90s PC gaming could be.