The music is rooted in fantasy sounds, with very compelling percussion and synthesizers mixed together. It reminded me a bit of the town music from Diablo, mixed with some drums and stuff. Even better is the fact it is in Redbook audio. The sound effects of Drakan are top-notch as well, with the sounds of a sword cutting through an enemy detailed perfectly. You hear the grunts of Wartoks and Orcs in the background, the fire emanating from Arokh's mouth, and the splash of rain hitting the ground.
Waterfalls fill the speakers with sound, drowning out all but the loudest sounds.
Once again, there is a problem though. The damned voice acting. It doesn't suck because of the lack of emotion. No, rather it sucks because the actors are overacting, BIG time. I seriously hope these folks weren't professionals who got paid, because they don't deserve the money.