Fusing traditional Japanese instruments with orchestral and choral elements.

The soundtrack to video game Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is being released on vinyl, via Laced Records/Activision/From Software this December.

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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice places players in a fictionalised version of 16th century Japan, taking on the role of projector to Divine Heir Kuro.

For the soundtrack, lead composer Yuka Kitamura and co-composer Noriyuki “α” Asakura worked with a fusion of traditional Japanese instruments, alongside orchestral and choral elements.

Comprised of 50 tracks, the 4xLP vinyl edition features original cover artwork by illustrator Anato Finnstark.

Head here to pre-order a copy in advance of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice’s December release, check out the artwork and tracklist below.

Tracklist:

Side A

2. Rebellion

3. Emma the Physician

4. Ashina Reservoir

5. Divine Heir of the Dragon’s Heritag

6. Knife’s Edge

Side B

2. Sculptor of the Dilapidated Temple

3. Ashina Outskirts

4. A Shinobi’s War

5. Strength and Discipline

6. Serpent Valley

Side C

2. Gyoubu Oniwa

3. Hirata Estate, Dragonspring River

4. Approaching Forces

5. Up In Flames

6. The Phantom Lady Butterfly

7. Ashina Castle

Side D

2. Genichiro Ashina

3. Sunken Valley

4. Snake Eyes

5. Guardian Ape

6. Senpou Temple, Mt. Kongo

7. Seekers

Side E

2. Folding Screen Monkeys

3. Children of Rejuvenation

4. Mibu Village

5. Thirsting Horde

6. Apparitions

7. Corrupted Monk

Side F

2. Lone Shadow

3. Gentle Blade

4. Isshin Ashina

5. Great Shinobi

6. Fountainhead Palace

7. Okami Lineage

Side G

2. Old Dragons of the Tree

3. Divine Dragon

4. Overrun

5. The Red Guard

6. Demon Of Hatred

Side H

2. The Owl

3. Sword Saint

4. End Of A Vicious Struggle