Pure late-90s industrial metal fury that redefined what shooter music could sound like. Sonic Mayhem's Quake II soundtrack, Sascha Dikiciyan and David Alexander's first game project together, replaced Trent Reznor's ambient horror with something that wanted to punch through your speakers.
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"Rage" is exactly the track you think it is, relentless distorted riffs over machine-gun percussion. "Descent Into Cerberon" builds this oppressive atmosphere before unleashing walls of grinding synth and guitar. "March of the Stroggs" has a militaristic stomp that makes hallway-clearing feel cinematic.
Ten tracks of pure aggression that loop perfectly during gameplay. This soundtrack basically invented a template that FPS games chased for the next decade. If you've ever gibbed a Strogg, this music is already in your blood.