YAMAOKA, Akira - Silent Hill 3 (Soundtrack) - MARBLED SMOKEY VINYL 2XLP
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Akira YAMAOKA
Silent Hill 3 (Soundtrack)
Mondo US
gatefold marbled smokey vinyl 2xLP with obi-strip Cat: MOND 217GRel: 27 Jan 25
Soundtracks Side 1 - Track 1. Lost Carol Side 1 - Track 2. You're Not Here Side 1 - Track 3. Float Up From Dream Side 1 - Track 4. End Of Small Sanctuary Side 1 - Track 5. Breeze - In Monochrome Night Side 1 - Track 6. Sickness Unto Foolish Death Side 1 - Track 7. Clockwork Little Happiness Side 2 - Track 1. Please Love Me Once More Side 2 - Track 2. A Stray Child Side 2 - Track 3. Innocent Moon Side 2 - Track 4. Maternal Heart Side 2 - Track 5. Letter - From The Lost Days Side 3 - Track 1. Dance With Night Wind Side 3 - Track 2. Never Forgive Me, Never Forget Me Side 3 - Track 3. Prayer Side 3 - Track 4. Walk On Vanity Ruins Side 3 - Track 5. I Want Love Side 3 - Track 6. Heads No 2 Side 3 - Track 7. Memory Of The Waters Side 4 - Track 1. Rain Of Brass Petals Side 4 - Track 2. Flower Crown Of Poppy Side 4 - Track 3. Sun Side 4 - Track 4. Uneternal Sleep Side 4 - Track 5. Hometown Side 4 - Track 6. I Want Love (Studio mix)
It's 2025 and we're writing about the music from a video game. It's 2025, and this isn't the first time we've written about music from a video game. And it won't be the last. The difference is, in 2025 writing about the music from a video game is barely even worth commenting on, with symphony halls hosting live concerts celebrating the best sounds from playable worlds and everything from sweeping orchestral overtures used in epic adventure franchises to chip music accepted into relative degrees of the mainstream. Enter Akira Yamaoka, whose contributions to the pantheons of tunes have helped lay the foundations for taking video game music seriously in its own right. Breaking the mould not just for computer games but specifically survival horror tones with his first Silent Hill score, as you would expect, by the third instalment of the scariest series to ever grace a console this is a finely tuned process, in the best possible way. Eerie but cool, poppy but experimental, ambient, electronic, lofi-rocky and utterly absorbing as a standalone listen.
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