Absolutely feral MIDI metal that makes the base Doom II soundtrack sound polite. The Plutonia Experiment's 1996 score leans way harder into thrash and industrial territory, 35 tracks of relentless aggression running on that classic id Tech engine sound.
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"Tower of Fire" has this grinding riff loop that just refuses to let up, and "Massacre Machine" lives up to its name with tempo changes that actually keep you on edge mid-level. Then "Contemplate" hits and suddenly there's this eerie ambient break.
Almost meditative. "Dead Plumber's Song" is genuinely funny as a track name buried in all this carnage. If you've ripped through every megawad but skipped the official music, fix that tonight.