Forty-one tracks of electronic mayhem scoring a game about doing slow-motion flips while a sentient banana tells you to kill people. "Requiem for Rose" opens with something surprisingly solemn. "V A P E" has that spaced-out aesthetic energy.
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"Sambafellas" mixes Latin rhythm with violence. "DSM-V" names itself after the diagnostic manual for mental disorders, which tracks. "The Doom Party" is exactly what it sounds like. "Ragequit" and "Neural Scrub" score the game's escalating insanity.
"Jingling Bells" drops Christmas into a murder spree. The soundtrack matches Pedro's specific brand of stylish ultraviolence with electronic beats that make bullet time feel choreographed. If you want music that makes killing feel like dancing, My Friend Pedro's OST is the playlist.