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Hotline Miami 2 Three-Disc Vinyl Collection Oozes Neon
The Hotline Miami series has its aesthetic roots planted firmly in the 1980s, down to the DeLorean and hot pink carpeting. Further sealing the deal are thumping synthesized soundtracks that set a nostalgic aural stage to the madness. If you're into that type of thing, Devolver Digital is teaming up with iam8bit to deliver a three-disc vinyl set of Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number's soundtrack.
The musicians from the original Hotline Miami on board for the sequel include Perturbator, M|O|O|N, and El Huervo. New artists are also involved for this entry, including Megadrive, Mitch Murder, and Magic Sword. You'll also get a download code for Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number along with the vinyl set. Check out more details below and order your copy via iam8bit.com now before they sell out like the hot pink limited edition Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon vinyl soundtrack. For more info on the "retro synth" music genre, read my blog.
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