Thirteen tracks for a roguelike platformer — biome names as track titles, nothing more. Cave, Dungeon, Forest, Swamp, Tundra, Veldt, Volcano, Underwater — each environment gets exactly one theme. Three town tracks (1, 2, 3) provide the safe-zone music.
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"Final Boss" and "Scourge" handle the endgame combat. The stark naming reflects the roguelike philosophy — strip everything to its functional essence. You don't need evocative titles when the music itself has to carry the atmosphere of the Cave or the tension of the Volcano.
"Veldt" is a nice inclusion — the South African grassland term isn't commonly used in game soundtracks. Thirteen tracks covering the complete biome set of a procedurally generated world. Each run through Magicite would cycle through these environments in different orders, so every track needs to work as both first impression and familiar companion.
The Final Boss track carries extra weight in a roguelike where reaching it means you've survived everything else. Compact, functional, complete.