Straight-up aggression from the Dreamcast era, and Capcom's sound team knew exactly what Spawn needed. Yuki Iwai, Anarchy-Takapon, and Isao Abe loaded every stage with crunchy distorted guitars and pounding drums that feel like late-90s industrial metal filtered through arcade hardware.
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"Serial Thrilla" hits with this grimy New York energy, all feedback and swagger, while "Demonoid Phenomenon" pushes into frantic territory with rapid-fire riffs over the research institute. "Crimson Pool" just broods. The whole soundtrack treats each arena like a mosh pit with its own personality.
Even the quieter tracks like "Infinity" keep this dark pulse underneath that never lets you forget you're in hell-adjacent territory. If you want a Dreamcast OST that hits like a wall of distortion, start here.