Thumping early-90s techno that thinks it's a sci-fi movie score, and honestly it pulls it off. Microcosm was ported to basically every platform that existed in 1993, and the Sega CD version carries this aggressive, industrial-tinged electronic sound that hits way harder than a rail shooter about microscopic combat has any right to.
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"The Sun" opens with dense, layered synth pads before "Callhinor" drops into driving four-on-the-floor beats. "Egoniaga" goes full dark ambient with distorted textures that would feel at home on a Warp Records compilation.
The track names read like alien taxonomy. If you're chasing that specific early-90s CD-ROM era where games suddenly had real audio and composers went wild with the freedom, this nails it.