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Normality OST

2011 · Linux, MacOS, MS-DOS, Windows

This soundtrack is deliberately obnoxious and I mean that as a compliment. Normality is a mid-90s DOS adventure game set in a dystopian city called Neutropolis, and Patrick Phelan wrote music that sounds like it's actively trying to annoy the totalitarian regime.

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"M.I.N.T. Mall" has this grating synth loop that just burrows into your skull, while "Disco Party" goes completely unhinged in the best way. "Street" carries this restless, buzzy energy that perfectly matches wandering around a city where fun is literally illegal.

The whole thing feels like rebellion compressed into MIDI. If you like your game soundtracks weird, confrontational, and totally committed to the bit, Normality delivers.

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33 tracks · tap a song to play it, grey ones have no video

  1. 1Get in There!
  2. 2Apartment
  3. 3Hifi
  4. 5Au Revoir
  5. 7Plush-Rest Factory
  6. 8Coffee
  7. 9M.I.N.T. Mall
  8. 10M.I.N.T. Mall Explodes
  9. 11Tv Station
  10. 12Brian Deluge
  11. 13Dumpster Number 3
  12. 14Ordinary Outpost
  13. 15Mood Filter
  14. 16Zoom Tube
  15. 17Heather
  16. 18Tunnels 2
  17. 19Hello Neutropolis!
  18. 20Disco Party
  19. 21Normality