Scrappy chiptune-adjacent loops with names that look like someone's project folder and honestly that's part of the charm. Tyke & Sons Lumber Co throws twenty-two tracks at you ranging from chill overworld themes to frantic boss music.
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"overworldmain" has this bouncy, optimistic energy that carries the game's lighthearted tone. "damned presence" shifts into something darker and moodier, like a completely different game snuck in. "mechabird" goes hard with a driving electronic beat that feels way too intense for a lumber company.
The loop-based structure means everything is built to sit in your head on repeat. "mushroomboss" is weirdly catchy for what it is. If you dig indie games where the soundtrack feels like it was made in the same garage as the game itself, this fits right in.