Pulsing, relentless chiptune that syncs directly to your panic response. Chipzel composed Super Hexagon's three-track EP for Terry Cavanagh's 2012 minimalist action game, and every second of it is engineered to keep your brain locked in.
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"Courtesy" eases you in with a driving rhythm that still feels manageable. "Otis" cranks the BPM and complexity. By the time you hit "Focus," the arpeggios are layered so thick it's almost meditative, which is wild for a game where you die every six seconds.
Three tracks, and they all absolutely rip. If you've never played Super Hexagon but want to understand what flow state sounds like as music, start here.