Killer Instinct Season 3: Original Soundtrack

Celldweller, Atlas Plug

October 28, 2016

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1	A Warrior's Journey	2:07	$1.29
2	The Dragon Spirit	5:19	$1.29
3	For the Horde!	5:12	$1.29
4	Enter the Battletoad	4:25	$1.29
5	Kneel to Your God	5:25	$1.29
6	Nocturne in Blood	4:28	$1.29
7	The Champion of Sanghelios	5:43	$1.29
8	The Watchman of the Gods	4:48	$1.29
9	A Shattered Eyedol	4:59	$1.29

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Veronica Celia Wallace

I praise this album for the uniqueness of the tracks and the diversity that Cell and Atlas pushed so wonderfully onto their list

Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2016

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I wish I could have got this right away. But at least I was able to get it now. Let me begin to say that this is definitely not Mick Gordon, but Atlas Plug and Cell Dweller still deliver the KI spirit in their own way. I have seen countless people complain about how season 3 does not sound the same, that it lacks complexity and is, for the most part, interchangeable. To that I say, no. Season 3 takes a different approach. Different artist means difference in sound. A true music artist adds their soul, mind, and body into their music, Cell Dweller and Atlas Plug did exactly that. They worked well together and made each song to match the tone and mood of the given character, as well as the character all together. Kudos to these two musical gods for taking up the work of Mick Gordon and staying ground level with his standards, all while adding their own twist on things. I praise this album for the uniqueness of the tracks and the diversity that Cell and Atlas pushed so wonderfully onto their listener's ears. My favorite tracks are the themes of General Raam, Arbiter, and Rash. But the best produced tracks are those of Tusk and Kim Wu. You can tell they had fun with those, you might even say these tracks were a "SUPREME VICTORY". However, I do believe that Gargos' theme was a bit flat and monotone, but it was true to the original, as well as Eyedol's. I love these tracks don't get me wrong, but I am just being honest. Summing it all up, this is a must have for collectors of soundtracks, and I will tell you that season 3 isn't as bad as "critics" make it seem. If you can look past the fact that, no, Mick Gordon did not compose these songs, then you will be able to enjoy this wonderful audiogasmic addition to the KI series.

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Paul Benavides

These guys did a great job and I'm so glad that I finally have ...

Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2016

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I was so worried when it was first announced that Mick Gordon wasn't scoring season 3. Well, it turns out that I had nothing to worry about. These guys did a great job and I'm so glad that I finally have my hands on these tracks. They make a great addition to the first two season's already amazing soundtracks.

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Alucard

Five Stars

Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2016

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Dante

Four Stars

Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2016

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