DmC Devil May Cry Soundtrack Composed By Noisia And Combichrist

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This morning, Capcom announced that DmC Devil May Cry’s soundtrack will be produced by electronic music group, Noisia, and industrial rock band, Combichrist. Both groups have composed new music that will play during the game, and Capcom have licensed Combichrist’s catalogue tracks to add to the game as well. You can listen to one of Noisia’s tracks from the game below:

 

 

“We had great freedom but were also bound by certain criteria typical in the game world,” reads a Noisia statement. “These are challenging boundaries (for example; consistency in sonics over 180 minutes of music) but also lots of space in terms of dynamics & progression and instrumentation being able to create soundscapes without having to worry about holding the attention of a dancefloor.”

 

DmC Devil May Cry will be released on January 15th, 2013 for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. The game will also be released for PC at a later date.


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