Every single track has "Murder" in the name, and honestly that commitment to theme carries over into the music. Karl Flodin scored this Ludosity arena shooter where weapons corrupt your opponents' RAM instead of killing them, and the soundtrack matches that glitchy, digital chaos perfectly.
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"Neon Murder" opens with pulsing synthwave aggression while "Tokyo Murder" brings in these tighter, more structured electronic patterns. "Beach Murder" somehow makes tropical vibes threatening. The whole thing sounds like Daft Punk got trapped inside a crashing Windows 98 machine and decided to make it work.
Eight tracks, all high-energy, all leaning into that retro-digital aesthetic without overdoing it. Put this on when you want to feel like a rogue process.