Tomáš Dvořák's masterpiece — nineteen tracks of handcrafted electronica for Amanita Design's beloved point-and-click about a small robot in a rusty city. "Clockwise Operetta" and "Nanorobot Tune" blend mechanical precision with organic warmth.
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"The Black Brotherhood Theme" scores the game's bumbling antagonists with appropriately menacing whimsy. "Mr. Handagote" is as charmingly odd as the character it represents. "The Glasshouse With Butterfly" is pure Dvořák magic — delicate and alive despite the industrial setting.
"The Bottom" and "The Furnace" explore the city's grimy underbelly. "Gameboy Tune" references the in-game arcade sequence. "The End (Prague Radio)" closes with a nod to the Czech studio's hometown. The Bonus EP adds five more gems — "Pipe Wrench Dubstep" alone is worth it, turning a plumbing tool into a genre exercise.
"The Robot Band Tune" scores one of gaming's most memorable musical puzzles. "By The Wall" and "Defusing The Bomb" extend the soundtrack's reach. Dvořák created something rare here — music that sounds like it was built from salvaged parts and old circuits, perfectly matching Machinarium's hand-drawn steampunk world.