Gritty, cinematic aggression from the first second. Kane & Lynch: Dead Men came out in 2007 for PS3, 360, and PC, and the soundtrack sounds like a crime thriller that went completely off the rails. "Mall Fight" is pure chaos scored with industrial-tinged percussion and sharp strings.
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"Lynch Breaks Down" shows up twice, once as an ambient mix and once as the full version, and both capture that character's unraveling perfectly. "Tokyo Action" shifts the geography and the sound palette entirely. Tight, nervous, faster.
"Kane's Family Portrait" bookends the whole thing with something almost tender buried under all the violence. A version 2 closing out the album like an echo. If you want a shooter soundtrack that actually understands its own characters, this one does the work.