Ordertune is the Side Order expansion soundtrack, and Splatoon 3's music team went full existential crisis with it. The numbered track variants like demol1sh through d3molish show how the score mutates as you climb the Spire, each version shifting in intensity and texture like the world glitching around you.
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Order Appears is genuinely unsettling, trading Splatoon's usual chaotic fun for something cold and mechanical. First Principles and Unconscience build this eerie atmosphere that feels nothing like the main game. Then Leaving with Pearl brings the emotional gut punch.
The Greek letter substitutions in track names aren't just aesthetic, they mirror how Order corrupts everything it touches. If the base game's soundtrack was a party, this expansion is the morning after when nothing feels right.