Bloodborne’s soundtrack is coming out on vinyl, and pre-orders are already open. The soundtrack stands as a core pillar of Bloodborne’s atmosphere, arguably among the most important elements alongside art direction, boss designs, enigmatic NPCs, and mysterious storytelling. A quick test illustrates this: start a new run, reach the Cleric Beast (it can be done in 10 minutes, I promise), and mute the audio—you’ll feel the fight lose about 90% of its weight.
It isn’t just the author’s opinion: a new release related to Bloodborne’s soundtrack is on the way. To celebrate Bloodborne’s 10th anniversary, Laced Records announced three brand-new vinyl editions of the soundtrack with premium details. Previously, in 2019, the company released a beautiful set with 21 tracks from the base game alone. The music work by FromSoftware’s composers deserves recognition in a museum.
Now they are bringing the same vinyl set back with a fresh Laced-exclusive variant featuring turquoise and white-and-black marbled discs inside a deluxe gold-foiled sleeve, evocative of Yharnam’s gothic streets.
Summary: Bloodborne’s acclaimed soundtrack is returning on deluxe vinyl editions timed with the game’s 10th anniversary, highlighting the music’s pivotal role in the game’s atmosphere.
Авторское резюме: New vinyl editions celebrate Bloodborne’s soundtrack as a centerpiece of atmosphere, pairing premium design with a refreshed variant for collectors.
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