Warm flamenco guitar rolls open a soundtrack that's way more adventurous than the game it shipped with. Stewart Copeland returned for Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly, bringing his signature world-percussion-meets-rock approach to PS2 hardware.
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"Karma" layers tabla rhythms under shimmering guitar lines that feel like vintage Copeland. "Luau Island" rides steel drums and tropical grooves into something genuinely relaxing, while "Riptoc Factory Bombing" flips to aggressive distorted riffs.
The dobro and banjo tracks bring this unexpected Appalachian warmth to a dragon game. Copeland throwing Cherokee-inspired flute work next to hoedown fiddle... The buggy game got dragged, but honestly this score deserved a better home.
Worth it for Copeland completists and Spyro fans alike.