Castlevania: Lords of Shadow Original Soundtrack is the soundtrack for Castlevania: Lords of Shadow. It was released on October 5, 2010, as a bonus in the collector edition of the game. The music is composed by Óscar Araujo, a Spanish composer, who conduced the 120-piece Bratislava Symphony Orchestra.
Oscar Araujo and Lords of Shadow's soundtrack were both nominees at the 2011 International Film Music Critics Association, respectively, for 'Breakout Composer of the Year' and 'Best Original Score for a Video Game or Interactive Media'.[1] The soundtrack won the 'Best Original Score for a Video Game or Interactive Media' award.[2]
On October 29, 2013, two new versions of the soundtrack were released to accompany the PC release of the game: the Ultimate Edition (featuring two new tracks) and the Director's Cut Edition (featuring 20+ new tracks).
Track list[]
- Intro (Ultimate Edition only)
- Besieged Village
- The Warg
- Hunting Path
- The Dead Bog
- The Swamp Troll
- The Ice Titan
- Labyrinth Entrance
- Waterfalls of Agharta
- Agharta
- Cornell
- Maze Gardens
- Castle Hall
- The Evil Butcher
- Laura's Mercy
- Carmilla
- The God Mask
- Belmont's Theme
- Final Confrontation
- The End
- Love Lost / The Final Battle
- Ascension (Ultimate Edition only)
Additional information[]
- The track "Waterfalls of Agharta" is an arrangement of "The Waterfalls" from Super Castlevania IV.
- In the American and Japanese versions of the soundtrack, the last track "Love Lost" is called "The Final Battle", though it is the same track.
- The soundtrack is not complete: the full track list from the game's data contains around 128 tracks, including cutscene music, different loops and very short orchestra rises.