No other game from 1996 sounds like The Neverhood and honestly nothing since does either. Terry Scott Taylor wrote what amounts to a full novelty folk album for a claymation adventure game and it completely rules. Klaymen's Theme has this wobbly, earnest quality that matches the clay world perfectly.
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Potatoes, Tomatoes, Gravy, And Peas is literally a guy listing food over a bouncy groove. Skat Radio throws in nonsense syllable jazz like it's the most natural thing in the world. Dum Da Dum Doi Doi. I mean, come on. The whole soundtrack feels handmade, like someone shaped it out of the same clay as the game.
If you grew up on weird 90s PC games, you owe yourself a revisit.