Industrial metal and hard electronic beats for a Dreamcast-era shooter that clearly wanted you to feel like you were fighting through a warzone. "Let's Do This" is exactly the kind of track name you'd expect, and it delivers with distorted guitars and relentless percussion.
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"PlastiKa" has a colder, more synthetic edge that stands out from the rest. "Darkness Never Comes Alone" leans into atmosphere before the aggression kicks back in. The track names tell you everything ("Bullet," "Moving Through Bodies," "Last Breath").
"Vertigo (Votrex)" closes things with some of the heaviest production on the album. Late Dreamcast energy, when that console was getting weird and dark. If you miss the era when every action game had a soundtrack that sounded like a nu-metal playlist, this scratches that itch.