The Dimension Shellshock DLC soundtrack takes everything Tee Lopes did with the base game and throws it through a multiverse blender. The track titles alone tell you this isn't playing it safe. Pizza in the Sewers with Crystals layers chiptune arpeggios over funk bass in a way that shouldn't work but absolutely does.
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Nostalgia Evoking Song is self-aware in the best way, pulling retro arcade energy while being distinctly modern. Dire Horizon and Rust and Dust go darker and grittier than anything in the main game, matching the DLC's rougher dimension-hopping stages.
Heroes in Halftone brings this comic book swagger with punchy brass hits. If you beat the base game and skipped the DLC, the soundtrack alone makes it worth going back.