To mention a few, I enjoyed the particularly ominous “Redeemed Invasion” with its unsettling vocals, the horrifyingly dark and brassy “Uncertainty” with its swells that sound almost like sirens, and the marimba and bell-laden “The Odd Soul.” There’s lots of rolling orchestral percussion, big brass, big strings, and lots of female choral singing. Half of the soundtrack is dedicated to bombastic orchestral battlefield themes, much in the same vein as the first two Drag-On Dragoon games, without the chaotic use of sampling. So, will the Drag-On Dragoon 3 soundtrack live up to your expectations? Hit the jump for my review.Īs much as all of us want this album to be a repeat of NieR, Drag-On Dragoon ( Drakengard) is a very different game, and thus, the music reflects that. The entire team is back for more, including vocalist Emi Evans, so I certainly had high hopes. After MoNACA’s amazing work on the soundtrack to NieR, we have all been looking forward to their return visit to the Drag-On Dragoon universe. I think this is easily one of the most anticipated soundtracks of 2014 for soundtrack enthusiasts.
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