Graeme Norgate absolutely nailed the genre-hopping thing before anyone else was really doing it. TimeSplitters 2's soundtrack jumps from spy-fi lounge in "Atom Smasher 1970s" to full cyberpunk tension in "Neo Tokyo" to goofy western twang in "Wild West" and somehow none of it feels forced.
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"Chicago 1930s" gives you that film noir jazz mood while "Notre Dame" goes full gothic atmosphere. The retro mini game tracks are tiny earworms on their own. Even "Robot Factory" has this industrial groove that just works for frantic split-screen chaos.
The whole score sounds like a love letter to every action movie decade. If you ever lost friendships over four-player TS2 matches, you already know these tracks by heart.