Module wrote a synth-rock album that happens to accompany a brick-breaker and it became one of the most talked-about indie soundtracks of 2009. Shatter's OST has no business going this hard for a game about bouncing a ball into blocks, but here we are.
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"Kinetic Harvest" locks into this driving rhythm that makes you forget what genre you're playing. "Krypton Garden" shifts into something more atmospheric and textured, almost shoegaze-adjacent. Then "Xenon Home World" drops and suddenly you're in a boss fight that sounds like a prog concert.
The whole album flows like a single continuous set. If you missed this one in 2009, it's genuinely one of those PS3-era indie soundtracks that changed what people expected from small games.