Big orchestral swells crashing over a 360-era JRPG. Infinite Undiscovery came out in 2008 on Xbox 360, and Motoi Sakuraba gave it the full treatment. "Supernal Epic" opens with exactly the kind of bombastic energy the title promises, and "Soaring Blade" is one of those battle themes that makes you want to grind just to keep hearing it.
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The range here is solid. "Colorful Days" and "Home Sweet Home" give you the warm town vibes, "Hymn to the Headless Knight" goes full dark medieval, and "Fleeing Dog Rhapsody" exists because Sakuraba can't help being Sakuraba.
The man names a track that and somehow it works. "Ferocious Valor" into "Onslaught" is peak mid-2000s JRPG energy. If you played tri-Ace games for the combat music, you already know what to expect here.