DARK SOULS III (2XLP LITA GOLD SPLATTER) Vinyl

Album includes the full 24-track score by Bloodborne composer and Dark Souls II contributor Yuka Kitamura plus music from the E3 Debut Trailer

Deluxe double album package includes a deluxe gatefold jacket featuring key art from the game with spot UV

Upon release in March 2016, Dark Souls III was critically and commercially successful, with critics calling it a worthy and fitting conclusion to the series. The game’s original score was primarily written by Dark Souls II and Bloodborne composer, Yuka Kitamura, and performed by the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra. Additional music was written by Dark Soulscomposer Motoi Sakuraba, with a single boss theme each by Tsukasa Saitoh and Nobuyoshi Suzuki.

A1 –Yuka Kitamura Premonition 2:01

A2 –Yuka Kitamura Dark Souls III 2:47

A3 –Yuka Kitamura Prologue 3:11

A4 –Yuka Kitamura Firelink Shrine 3:08

A5 –Tsukasa Saitoh Iudex Gundyr 2:19

A6 –Motoi Sakuraba Vordt Of The Boreal Valley 3:12

B1 –Motoi Sakuraba Curse-Rotted Greatwood 1:58

B2 –Motoi Sakuraba Crystal Sages 2:16

B3 –Nobuyoshi Suzuki Deacons Of The Deep 2:24

B4 –Motoi Sakuraba High Lord Wolnir 3:03

B5 –Yuka Kitamura Pontiff Sulyvahn 2:40

B6 –Yuka Kitamura Dancer Of The Boreal Valley 3:02

C1 –Yuka Kitamura Dragonslayer Armour 3:27

C2 –Motoi Sakuraba Old Demon King 2:03

C3 –Yuka Kitamura Oceiros, The Consumed King 3:03

C4 –Yuka Kitamura Ancient Wyvern 2:04

C5 –Motoi Sakuraba Nameless King 2:21

C6 –Yuka Kitamura Abyss Watchers 2:27

C7 –Yuka Kitamura Yhorm The Giant 3:32

C8 –Motoi Sakuraba Aldritch, Devourer Of Gods 3:04

D1 –Yuka Kitamura Lorian, Elder Prince | Lothric, Younger Prince 2:30

D2 –Yuka Kitamura Soul Of Cinder 5:52

D3 –Yuka Kitamura Secret Betrayal 2:49

D4 –Yuka Kitamura Epilogue 6:47

D5 –Yuka Kitamura E3 2015 Debut Trailer 2:19