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Let It Die
The more we learn about Suda 51's upcoming survival free-to-play game Let It Die, the zanier it seems. This even applies to the soundtrack as publisher GungHo America put up a video that focuses on the game's composer, Akira Yamaoka (Silent Hill, Shadows of the Damned) talking about working with the 100 bands that contributed to the soundtrack.
Yes, you read that number right. That's a one, followed by two zeroes. According to Yamaoka, his goal was to "assemble a mix of great bands without the involvement of record label politics." You can watch the whole feature and hear all of Yamaoka's comments right here:
And don't forget to check out our preview of Let It Die here.
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