Concept Album Announced With ‘Death Stranding,’ Featuring Song By Chvrches

Like
Like Love Haha Wow Sad Angry
Death Stranding Logo

Death Stranding Logo ( Image: Sony)

Kojima Productions’ upcoming game Death Stranding has a concept album releasing by its side. One of the songs on the album, called “Death Stranding Timefall,” is available to listen to right now. The song is called “Death Stranding” by Scottish pop group Chvrches. According to Hideo Kojima, this song will appear as “the ending song of the game.”

Interestingly, Churches and Kojima have shown to be quite a tight knit group of buddies, as the band toured Kojima Productions headquarters earlier this year. It wouldn’t be surprising if they were digitally scanned to make a cameo appearance in the game as well.
When talking about the song Kojima tweeted just how impactful he felt the music was to him.

Death Stranding: Timefall will feature eight tracks of “original music from the world of Death Stranding.” Here is the full track listing

  1. Major Lazer and Khalid – “Trigger”
  2. Au/Ra and Alan Walker – “Ghost”
  3. Churches – “Death Stranding”
  4. The Neighbourhood – “Yellow Box”
  5. The SOP – “Meanwhile… In Genova”
  6. Bring Me The Horizon – “Ludens”
  7. Flora Cash – “Born In The Slumber”
  8. MISSIO – “Sing To Me”

Death Stranding: Timefall will be available on November 7, on digital stores including iTunes, Spotify, Amazon Music and Google Play. The game Death Stranding will release on PS4 exclusively, on November 8

About Author

Like
Like Love Haha Wow Sad Angry

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

‘NBA 2K27’ Reveals New Gameplay Features, Release Date, and Cover Athletes

‘Grand Theft Auto 6’ Gameplay & Map Leak Online As Group Threatens Rockstar Over Digital-Only Release

‘Star Citizen’ Developer Stream Goes Up In Flames: ‘Incredibly Awkward, Cringe, Forced’

You may have missed

‘NBA 2K27’ Reveals New Gameplay Features, Release Date, and Cover Athletes

‘Grand Theft Auto 6’ Gameplay & Map Leak Online As Group Threatens Rockstar Over Digital-Only Release

‘Star Citizen’ Developer Stream Goes Up In Flames: ‘Incredibly Awkward, Cringe, Forced’

‘GTA 6’ Gets First-of-Its-Kind Netflix Reveal Ahead of November Launch

‘Kingdom Hearts’ Anime Series Officially Greenlit At Disney+

‘Assassin’s Creed Black Flag’ Story Continues As Edward Kenway Returns in Forgotten Temple

‘Hell Let Loose: Vietnam’ Launches After Delay, Draws Praise For Brutal Combat

Bethesda Devs Greet Xbox CEO With Giant Inflatable Rat Over Mass Layoffs

‘Star Wars Zero Company’ Preview: Why This XCOM-Style Tactics Game Could Be 2026’s Best Star Wars Title

‘Call of Duty’ Is Retiring ‘Black Ops’ & ‘Modern Warfare’ For 2027

Fan-Made Overhaul Breathes New Life Into the Original ‘Red Dead Redemption’

Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina of Time’s Big Year Gets Complicated by A New AI-Built Port

‘Ghost Recon: Wildlands’ Gets Major Free Update Nearly A Decade After Launch

Fortnite’s Ironmouse Sprite Returns For Good After Early Launch Mishap

Capcom Producer Yoshiki Okamoto Says He Bluffed Nintendo Into Greenlighting the ‘Zelda Oracle’ Games

‘Mistfall Hunter’ Launches With Fans Comparing It To ‘Dark Souls’ & ‘Arc Raiders’

Palworld’s Latest Patch Squashes Boss-Fight Crashes & Softlocks

After Massive Staff Cuts, Bungie Studio Mulls Future Of Hit Games ‘Marathon’ & ‘Destiny’

Resident Evil 4’s Remake Dominates the Current Generation’s Remake Boom

Fortnite’s New ‘Cuddles & Chaos’ Event Hands Out Free Loot While Betting Big On Pet Sidekicks

‘Halo: Campaign Evolved’ Enters Early Access, Marking Franchise’s First PlayStation Release

Victor Wembanyama, Caitlin Clark & Derrick Rose Headline ‘NBA 2K27’ Covers Across Three Editions

‘Cyberpunk 2077: The Board Game’ Reveals New Gameplay Ahead of Late-Pledge Deadline

After Sony To End Physical PlayStation Game Discs By 2028, Gamers Vent Frustrations

‘Palworld 1.0’ Joins Original On Steam’s All-Time Top Concurrent Player List

‘Pokémon Legends: Z-A’ Ranked Battles Are Getting A Major Shakeup On July 15

Ubisoft Defends $85 In Day-One DLC As ‘Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced’ Draws Steam Backlash