Laced Records e Capcom have joined a new collaboration. This time the two have dedicated themselves to the publication on vinyl of the soundtrack of Resident Evil 4, the famous survival horror that brought for the first time a title in the series to be a third-person action with a mobile camera. The OST collection on four LPs (33 rpm) has been presented: it offers a completely remastered audio from the Nintendo GameCube version of Resident Evil 4 dated 2005, to keep everything in its originality, and also features the brand new cover of Boris Moncel. For the soundtrack, the composers Shusaku Uchiyama e Misao Senbongi they put a lot of emphasis on raising the voltage, adding layers of creepy electronic sounds and percussion loops.
The two have also adapted their favorite songs from the community "Serenity"And"Save Theme”Mixing them with further sounds of suggestion. The soundtrack has been specially remastered and will be released on LP, in heavy vinyl from 180g, and which will be housed in a special opening set. The Standard Edition, which includes traditional black discs, and the Limited Edition, which boasts the color "muddy gold". The latter is an exclusive of the Laced Records store. The vinyl, which will be released in June this year, it is already available for pre-order at a price of 70 pounds or 80 dollars directly from the official website. Before concluding, we leave you our review of the latest title baked by Capcom for the series, Resident Evil 3 Remake.
