Thumping electronic beats built for shooting lasers in an arena. Laser Arena is a 2000 Windows shooter and its four-track soundtrack goes exactly as hard as you'd expect from turn-of-the-millennium PC gaming. The tracks are just labeled Track 1 through Track 4, no pretense, just pure functional energy.
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The kind of repetitive, driving electronica that PC games used to ship with on the disc. You loaded it up and the music told you everything you needed to know about the gameplay: fast, loud, dumb fun. It's that late-90s into Y2K era where every game wanted to sound like a rave.
Four tracks, zero chill. If you miss when PC games came with their own built-in workout playlists, this is your callback.