Daisuke Nagata's score for Radirgy SWAG leans into this scrappy electronic funk that feels way more underground than most shmup soundtracks. The track titles alone tell you the vibe: "kingkiller," "corpse seller," "words killed her."
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Dark names, but the actual music bounces between glitchy breakbeats, lo-fi house grooves, and these stuttering bass patterns that keep you locked in during bullet hell chaos. "condition green" rides a steady four-on-the-floor pulse while lasers fill the screen, and "lenz a blow" shifts into something almost trip-hop adjacent.
It's got that RS34 signature where the beats feel handmade rather than polished. The whole thing sounds like a DJ set at a Tokyo basement club. Shoot-em-up fans who want their soundtrack weird should start here.