#KATANA ZERO OST PC#

The rest of the Katana ZERO soundtrack will certainly fit any synthwave needs you might have, with numerous compositions by LudoWic as well as Bill Kiley, DJ Electrohead, TunГ§ Г‡akД±r, and Justin Stander. The way they subtly bend the song in new directions while adding a sense of wistfulness and poignancy to the banging synthesizersвЂ‰-вЂ‰well, itвЂ™s a little detail, but you donвЂ™t typically hear such subtlety from synthwavers, who often seem intent on simply being as dark and intense as possible, and itвЂ™s quite fascinating as a result.

But then around the 1:30 mark, LudoWic begins introducing serpentine melodic shifts that undulate just below the songвЂ™s surface. Composed by Dutch producer LudoWic, вЂњKatana ZEROвЂќ begins with the usual synthwave sonics (e.g., murky synth pulses, clattering industrial-ish noises) that communicate the requisite cyberpunk-y menace, especially as the sounds become more intense and unnerving with each passing second.ДЄnd as far as that goes, itвЂ™s solid enough stuff, if nothing you havenвЂ™t heard before.

#KATANA ZERO OST PC#

But every once in awhile, a track comes along that cuts through the dross and feels like something fresh in a genre that, all too often, seems trapped by nostalgia and repetition.Д¬ase in point, the title track from the soundtrack for Katana ZERO, a recently released game for the Switch and PC thatвЂ™s garnered buzz for its retro graphics, novel game mechanics, and вЂњneo-noirвЂќ storyline. Once youвЂ™ve heard one set of Blade Runner-esque synth arpeggios, itвЂ™s easy to feel like youвЂ™ve heard them all. The synthwave genre can feel a bit played out these days.

Katana ZERO - Original Soundtrack by LudoWic

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