Hello, person with exceptional taste in music; As you already know, assuming you read the headline first and didn’t stumble into this story by accident, Elden Ring: Shadow of the ErdtreeThe game’s sublime soundtrack is now officially available on all major music streaming platforms, meaning you can run along to Divine Beat Dancing Lion’s boss battle music (costume not required) until your limbs start to bleed.
Bandai Namco’s newly released digital Shadow of the Erdtree OST contains a total of 36 songs (compared to the 67 songs in the base game) and features contributions from Tsukasa Saitoh, Shoi Miyazawa, Yuka Kitamura, Yoshimi Kudo and Tai Tomisawa, along with newcomer Soma Tanizaki.
And as you already know, as a person with exceptional musical taste, the Shadow of the Erdtree soundtrack is a… treatfeaturing some of the best songs from the entire game. Who can forget, for example, the hip-swaying fury of Divine Beast Dancing Lion, or the electrifying majesty of The Twin Moon Knight, or the mournful dignity of The Putresecent Knight? Or how about the cosmic splendor of The Mother of Fingers, the mournful Shaman Village, or even the bowel-expanding terror of the Abyssal Wood? Oh, and the absolutely beautiful St. Trina’s theme, which is fantastic for all kinds of reasons, but especially this.
Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree – OST appearance.Check out YouTube
It’s great stuff, and the whole thing is now officially available – in most cases to stream via subscription or purchase – at Spotify, YouTube music, Amazon MusicDeezer, Line Music, AWA, Mora and Recochoku. Full links can be found here. For whatever reason, the full Shadow of the Erdtree soundtrack is not currently available on Apple Music or iTunes, but there is A truncated variant call on Apple’s service.
Sadly, there’s no new behind-the-scenes video for this latest soundtrack release, but at least we can still enjoy it this version of The Twin Moon Knight shared a few months ago – you know, just to temporarily satisfy those ears with exceptional taste.