Wilbert Roget II - Mortal Kombat 1 - Original Game Soundtrack - Colored Vinyl - VINYL LP

The visionaries at Bethesda, Arkane and Laced are bringing the twisted '60s soundtrack for award-winning looper-shooter DEATHLOOP to wax. The complete 59-track soundtrack has been specially mastered for vinyl and will be pressed onto heavyweight discs. These will come in spined inner sleeves housed in a rigid board slipcase. Tracklist curation and stunning original sleeve artwork is by the team at Arkane Lyon.This Standard Edition quadruple LP box set features traditional black discs. Lead composer Tom Salta has built an enviable credits list, with entries in the Prince of Persia, Tom Clancy and Halo universes to his name. For DEATHLOOP's original score, he immersed himself in the music of Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, Nelson Riddle and a host of other late-'60s influences. Layers of period-appropriate organs, synths and other instruments (including Rhodes, Wurlitzer and Hammond B3) help maintain the tension as Colt picks off Eternalists from the shadows. As things get dicey, or Julianna intervenes with extreme prejudice, tracks explode into furious guitar and drum grooves that propel the zany, supernaturally enhanced gunplay. Ross Tregenza's multi-genre diegetic cues perfectly complement the psycho-sophisticate stylings of Blackreef's artistically aspirational inhabitants, while songwriter Erich Talaba and singer Jeff Cummings brought to life the vicious visionary Frank Spicer with catchy in-universe songs. Music agency Sencit teamed up with powerful yet soulful vocalists for trailer and credits songs, including Bond-ish banger InchDéjà VuInch (featuring FJØRA), InchPitch BlackInch (featuring Lady Blackbird) and InchDown the Rabbit HoleInch (featuring Samantha Howard & Haqq.) Album Tracks 1. Splashscreen 01 2. Welcome to Blackreef 3. Menu - Break the Loop 4. Menu - Protect the Loop 5. Invasion Started 6. Invasion Updated 7. Invasion Ended 8. Rocket Ma

Unlike the feuding Mishimas, Bandai Namco and Laced Records harmoniously collaborate once more to bring the TEKKEN vinyl series up to date with the TEKKEN 7 4LP box set - just don't drop it off a cliff. Global sales of the venerable fighting game series have smashed past 50 million units since TEKKEN 7 launched in arcades in 2015 and consoles and PC in 2017. The accessible yet technical brawler has gone from strength to strength in the era of eSports and live service games, also featuring crossover characters from Street Fighter, Fatal Fury, Final Fantasy and The Walking Dead. Once again, an impressive roster of musical talent worked on the soundtrack, including many returning composers from previous games in the series. This time, Rio Hamamoto stepped up as lead composer, with Akitaka InchAJURIKAInch Tohyama and Taku Inoue pulling a heavy shift - with credits across the TEKKEN, Soulcalibur, Ridge Racer, Ace Combat and Katamari series spread between them. In keeping with the series' soundtracks, TEKKEN 7 features some exquisitely crafted electronic music that mixes multiple musical elements, from jazz to EDM to synthwave and beyond. While there's a harder, more modern edge to some of the tracks, the melodrama is still thick, with opera- and metal-infused tracks helping to raise the emotional stakes as the story of the Mishima family reaches a volcanic climax. An impressive virtuosity runs throughout - be sure to listen closely to the extraordinary performances on Go Shiina's InchDuomo di Sirio, Pt. 1. InchJuxtaposed with all the fire and fury of the story mode are several expressive classical guitar pieces by Namco veteran Katsuro Tajima and notable classical composers, performed by Toshiyuki Kumagai. Elsewhere on the OST, Swedish art metal band BatAAr contributed original song InchVREDEInch (Swedish for 'wrath') to complement Lars Alexandersson's storyline; while Ino

Released in 1988 for the little-known NEC PC-8801 gaming console, Last Armageddon is a Final Fantasy-esque post-apocalyptic game set on a world in which demons and mutants fight alien robots for dominion over the wasteland that Earth has become. The game was moderately popular in it's native Japan, spawning a sequel in 1994, but never made it to the global market. The soundtrack composed by the great Koji Hayama (who would later make his name with soundtracks for the Cho Aniki series, as well as his work on Nintendo's Smash Brothers), is one of the finest examples of video Game Music from the 80's. Particular praise should be awarded to the immediately recognizable InchBattle ThemeInch, which has gathered millions of views on YouTube. One listen, and it's clear why - the song combines invigorating electronic beats with earworm melodies, and with just a touch of nostalgia added in, it's perfect for almost any situation. That's not to say that the rest of the album is lacking in any way, with songs that range from spooky ambient (InchNighttime Movement Theme 2Inch) to full-on industrial dance numbers (InchSpaceship Control RoomInch), spread across 13 tracks. Originally released on CD and cassette, P-VINE is proud to be giving Last Armageddon's soundtrack it's long-deserved on vinyl! With an obi-strip and modern remastering, this is the best this album has ever looked or sounded! Album Tracks 1. ???·?????? ?????? ?? (Last Armageddon Opening Suite) 2. ????-??????-???????-108??? (Command / Character / Daytime Movement Theme / 108 Stone Tablets) 3. ?????-?????-??????1? (Alien / Basque Tree / Battle Theme Part I) 4. ???????????-?????-Cd???-Id???-???????? (Cold Sleep Room / Diary / CD Room / Id Card / Nighttime Movement Theme) 5. ???????-?????????-????????-?????? (Spaceship / Control Room / Commander's Room Theme / Garma's Room) 6. ??-???? (Devildom / Sarvan