Castlevania lament of innocence ost download

In Search of the Secret Spell. Forgotten City Second Half. Dracula and Death Battle. Seeking Wireless Partner. Stage 3: The Chapel. Stage 4': Mountain Range. Stage 5: Ghost Ship. Stage 5': Hidden Docks. Stage 5': Waterway. Stage 6: Marble Gallery. Stage 7: The Bridge. Stage 8: Castle Keep. Divine Bloodlines Remix. Normal Version.

Normal Version Arranged. Dancing the Stairs Away. The Bat's Belfry Low Road. Not Where You Think. Alternate Mansion Theme. Alternate Boss Battle Theme. Alternate Bat's Belfry Theme. Alternate Inner Sanctum Theme. Alternate Castle Keep Theme. Barlowe prepares Shanoa. Wandering the Crystal Blue. Talking to Albus' spirit. Barlowe reveals the truth. Barlowe becomes suspicious.

Map Screen Castlevania risen. Menu Screen File Complete. Rhapsody of the Forsaken 2. Wandering the Crystal Blue 2. Requiem of Star-Crossed Nights. Song Name. File Size. MP3 File. Black Mass. Game Intro. Something Loopy. Mission-select Screen. The Bat Head. Intro to Stage 1. Vampire Killer. Stage 1: Main Hall. Creatures of the Depth. Boss Music. Stage Clear. Boss Defeat.

Thrashard in the Case. Stage 2: Mine. Wicked Child. Bloody Tears. Stage 4: Torture Lab. Tower of Gears. Stage 5: Clock Tower. Moon Fight. The Tower of Dolls. Stage 6: Toy Room. Etude for the Killer.

Stage 7: The Dungeon. Theme of Simon. You Goddamnded Bathead. Dracula Battle. All Clear. Dracula's Defeat. Mother Earth. The Game's Ending. Ending Movie. Ending Movie Track. Player Miss. Simon's Death. Game Over Screen. Bloody Tears Remix. Title Screen. Name-Entry Screen. Mission Intro. Successor of Fate. Castle Entrance. Offense and Defense. Marble Corridor.

Approach to Despair. Shrine of the Apostates. Luminous Caverns. Luminous Cavern. Aqueduct of Dragons. Chapel of Dissonance. Sky Walkway. Clock Tower Casualty. Clock Tower. Skeleton Den. Cave of Skeletons. Castle Treasury. Beloved Person. Lydie Erlanger's Theme. Dark Covenant. Death's Theme. Last Battle. Maxim Kischine Battle. Bad Ending. Incantation of Darkness. Dracula's Theme. Arch Enemy. Epilogue II. Good Ending. Successor of Fate II. Theme of Merchant.

Merchant's Shop. Dark Door. Boss Rush Mode. Knight Head. Boss Rush Battle. Name Entry Screen. Castle Corridor. Boss Battle. Hammer's Shop. Dance Hall. Inner Quarters. Forgotten Garden. Boss Battle II. Underground Reservoir. The Arena. Forbidden Area. Top Floor. Graham Jones Battle. Losing to the Chaos. Chaotic Realm. Chaos Battle. Chaos' Second Form. Ending Sequence. Prologue with narrative.

Forbidden Fate. Cursed Memories. Save-Game Menu. Fighting Tutorial. Anti-Souls Mysteries Lab. Anti-Souls Mystery Lab. Neither will you. See page for the gory, albeit unfrightening, details. Konami already redefined this whip-cracking horror action series on PS1 with the revered Symphony of the Night. And now after a slew of Symphony siblings on Game Boy Advance , the time for reinvention has arrived once more—and while this beautiful 3D rebirth excels in many areas, the franchise still has room to grow.

From an audiovisual standpoint, this is classic Castlevania brilliance. This skilled artistry carries over into the fluid character animation and impressive spell effects as well. And although it might seem impossible, the music actually outshines the graphical gloss. Symphony's composer returns with a phenomenal soundtrack of stunning tunes that perfectly fits the action. Combat works particularly well—you begin with a small arsenal of whip attacks, but as you use each of them over and over against enemies, you learn new branching combos that inflict serious damage see sidebar.

Plus, mixing subweapons with different magical orbs allows for copious experimentation. Simply fighting a gaggle of skeletons offers stylish thrills, and each of the tricky boss encounters delivers a satisfying rush. Join others and track this album Scrobble, find and rediscover music with a Last.

Sign Up to Last. Play album Buy Loading. External Links Apple Music. It was originally released in Japan in and Europe in Lament of Innocence is set in , making it the first chronological installment of the Castlevania series. Michiru Yamane is the composer for Lament of Innocence's soundtrack. There are many classical influences in the compositions, sometimes fused with a type of powerful, dance-like beat, or slightly breakbeat-like backup, and … read more. The album is presented similar in style to the Curse of Darkness soundtrack with character art in the background of each page, excellent CD cover art, but aside from this nice picture of Joachim, there isn't much extra.

Again, there are in-depth interviews with Iga, Ayami Kojima as well as pages and pages of liner notes wish I could translate it all! I actually like the cover art for Lament's soundtrack a bit more than CoD -- the Japanese art is just gorgeous. Those who preordered first presses of both the LoI and CoD soundtracks received that Castlevania paper-holder thingy.

Of course, these are nowhere near as detailed as the ones within the CD booklet, which gives detailed notes in Japanese, of course to all tracks, but that was a killer inclusion and I hope more developers go this route. Michiru Yamane took a step away from her traditional Castlevania fare, adding plenty of new instruments, including a digeridoo!

She really experimented with Lament's soundtrack and hits the themes right on the money most of the time.