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Splatterhouse soundtrack is all kinds of metal |
Listed in: PS3, Xbox 360 Tags: Namco Bandai, splatterhouse
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There's nothing quite like inflicting unfettered violence on digital monsters while a pounding metal soundtrack plays in the background. Splatterhouse has both in spades.
The official Splatterhouse soundtrack, detailed today by publisher Namco Bandai, contains a total of fourteen songs from some of the biggest names in metal. Here's the full track list:
- The Accused – “Pounding Nails”
- ASG – “Dream Song”
- Cavalera Conspiracy – “Must Kill”
- 5 Finger Death Punch – “Dying Breed”
- Goatwhore – “Apocalyptic Havok”
- The Haunted – “Hollow Ground”
- High On Fire - “Fire, Flood & Plague”
- Invisible Enemies – “Dead Eyes”
- Lamb of God – “Walk With Me in Hell”
- Mastodon – “Blood and Thunder”
- Municipal Waste – “Rigorous Vengeance”
- Mutant Supremacy – “Morbid Dismemberment”
- Terrorizer – “Dead Shall Rise”
- WolfShirt – “Headlong Into Monsters”
Splatterhouse will start slathering PS3s and Xbox 360s with blood and gore on November 26.
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last but not least, lamb of god is probably more groove/thrash metal than hardcore
/smart ass mode off
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horses for courses and all that but I cant understand how anyone can listen to that stuff.
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And are you fucking kidding me? Red? Disturbed? Red's a freakin christian "metal" band and Disturbed is alright, but not exactly real metal.
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PS3 only some games allow custom music, there's a list of the games that allow it but seriously it's more than time to add, that feature already.
EA's much better now and I don't think they would give a rats ass if $ony would add custom soundtrack and cross chat gaming to the firmware.
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14 songs aren't enough. There needs to be some Arch Enemy, Kalmah, Satyricon, Behemoth, and most definitely Cannibal Corpse!!
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Btw, slayer and cannibal corpse should have played on this soundtrack
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