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Valkyria: Azure Revolution Original Soundtrack

"A technically impressive orchestral OST true to Yasunori Mitsuda's classic JRPG roots." Recommended

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2 discs, 101 minutes total

Disc 1 (50:45)

  1. Azure Revolution [1:30]
  2. War of Liberation ~Jutland Kingdom~ [3:52]
  3. Jutland Kingdom [3:02]
  4. Richer [3:42]
  5. Marching [2:31]
  6. Mission Start [0:09]
  7. Young Soldiers Charging Towards Victory [4:33]
  8. Threat of the Ruzhien Empire [3:23]
  9. Mission Succeeded [0:15]
  10. Imperial City Elsinore [2:58]
  11. Anti Valkyria Headquarters [3:29]
  12. Drifting to Tender Memories [2:22]
  13. Sabanci & Company [2:29]
  14. Claudius' Ambition [3:29]
  15. Attack [1:19]
  16. Company in Suspicion [2:29]
  17. Lacrimosa ~ Tears to Dust [2:15]
  18. Pledged Revenge [3:49]
  19. Battle with Maxim [3:09]

Disc 2 (50:31)

  1. Enlivened City [2:51]
  2. Romance of Two [1:32]
  3. Cozy Time [2:36]
  4. Undue Power [2:42]
  5. Battlefield [0:08]
  6. Bruising Mission [3:30]
  7. The Four Generals [3:23]
  8. Crisis of the Imperial City [2:53]
  9. Rest [0:14]
  10. Vanargand [2:18]
  11. Feel My Wrath [1:59]
  12. War of Liberation ~The Ruzhien Empire~ [3:57]
  13. Requiem in the Dark Night ~Presage and Death~ [3:36]
  14. Immortal Valkyria ~Death Testament~ [2:00]
  15. Mission Failed [0:24]
  16. These Gentle Fields [4:07]
  17. War in the Name of "Liberation" [3:35]
  18. VALKYRIA ~The Power of Destruction~ [3:15]
  19. To the End of Deep Sorrow [3:23]
  20. Eternal Rest [2:08]
  • Released Jan 19, 2017 by Sleigh Bells / Procyon Studio (catalog no. SBPS-0020~1, retail 3024 yen).
  • Detailed release notes and credits at VGMdb.

Reviews

A technically impressive orchestral OST true to Yasunori Mitsuda's classic JRPG roots.

Recommended

Editor's review by Adam Corn (2018-02-23)

A strong runner-up to Horizon Zero Dawn for the top game OST of 2018, Valkyria: Azure Revolution Original Soundtrack as you'd expect is far more in the traditional JRPG vein, though composer Yasunori Mitsuda takes some impressive strides in modernizing the genre with robust orchestral arrangements and high production values. Similarly to that other score, you won't find the same high number of captivating themes as in most game music classics, but the album is a consistently high-quality listen throughout. There's an expected military quality - brass and rolling snares are in plentiful supply in rousing battle themes like "Threat of the Ruzhien Empire" - but it's not too serious to drown out the game and composer's JPRG roots, as heard in immediately endearing town themes like "Imperial City Elsinore" and "Enlivened City". Mitsuda has made it clear in some of his comments the importance he places on evolving technically as a composer, and the Valkyria Revolution soundtrack is a satisfying validation of that approach.

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