#Music like the metal gear rising ost pro

вЂњRed SunвЂќ has a lower, softer vocal style compared to вЂњRules of NatureвЂќ and its battlecry of a chorus-starter. Other songs simmer down a bit, focusing more on atmosphere for the intense wartime setting of the game. вЂњThe Hot Wind BlowingвЂќ even brings European DJ Ferry Corsten and Armored Saint (and former Anthrax) vocalist John Bush on board with a groovy, almost dance-able combination of heavy metal riffs and start-stop electronic paces. The electronic influences in вЂњIвЂ™m My Own Master NowвЂќ are furious in pace and almost suffocating in speed, amped up on drum nвЂ™ bass energy (and вЂњnanobotsвЂќ) with electric guitars in the background for a nice bit of texture. On the less metal side, вЂњThe Only Thing I Know For RealвЂќ is drenched in adrenaline, a fighting song from start to finish with Gatling-gun pacing from the electric beats, but with a monster guitar solo smack dab in the middle.

#Music like the metal gear rising ost pro

ItвЂ™s the kind of music youвЂ™d expect to play while a pro wrestler steps into the ringвЂ¦while riding a tank and dressed like tweaked-out Robocop. The biggest hit (and the possible successor to the вЂњGuileвЂ™s Theme Goes With AnythingвЂќ meme) вЂњRules of NatureвЂќ is an embodiment of enormous smashing rhythms, blasting metal riffs, and one of the hardest hitting entries of a chorus in any metal song in recent memory. Dancing between explosive electronic cluster-bombs and a battle-crying metal aesthetic, the soundtrack to Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance is almost delusionally badass, but itвЂ™s also some of the most intense game music to ever reach the publicвЂ™s ears. ItвЂ™s a massive mix of industrial, metal and drum nвЂ™ bass that shamelessly admits its over-the-top nature at every possible moment. While most of his past works run the gambit from medieval fantasy warfare like The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-Earth or the kid-friendliness of SurfвЂ™s Up, Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance is a big shift in gears for Christopherson. Jamie Christopherson, best known as the main contributor to the music for the cult film The Crow: Wicked Prayer, is no stranger to composing the music for video games, though not anything of this variety. It was big, it was ridiculous, it was in-your-face at every possible opportunity. Platinum GamesвЂ™ were notorious for adding a sense of enormous, energized, over-the-top spectacle to their action games (with their critical darlings Bayonetta and Vanquish) and Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance was no different. Metal Gear Rising might have been the controversial fist-to-face action counterpart to the Metal Gear Solid series, but it earned itself quite a bit of critical acclaim. Review Summary: Metal Gear Rising's soundtrack is absurdly intense, a fever dream of metal/electronic bliss that perfectly complements the game it's in.