Pure FM synthesis funk poured directly into your ear canals. The Satuna Sound Team scored Ripple Dot Zero like it's 1993 and the Genesis just got a second sound chip nobody asked for, every track dripping with that sharp, metallic FM crunch.
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"Crater Lake Part 1" bounces with this irresistible bass groove that screams Sonic but weirder, while "Oxygen Plants" layers bright arpeggios over punchy percussion in ways that feel genuinely inventive. Even the sound effects were built from FM synthesis.
That commitment. "The Terrarium" goes darker with these moody chord progressions that push against the retro framework. If you miss the days when platformer soundtracks had more personality than the games themselves, start here.