Glory to Metal (A Symphonic Metal Tribute to NieR: Automata)

by Ferdk

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GRANITsalvo Definitely captures the emotion of the originals.

I think this Alien Manifestation beats out the original. Favorite track: Bipolar Nightmare.

D. H. Price I love video game music. My girlfriend loves Rock. We finally have something to listen to in the car together. Thanks, Ferdk! This album is epic as hell. Favorite track: Grandma (Destruction).

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1.	Bipolar Nightmare 03:30	info	buy track
2.	Alien Manifestation 03:13	info	buy track
3.	Forest Kingdom 03:07	info	buy track
4.	Grandma (Destruction) 03:08	info	buy track

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Glory To Metal features a selection of music from Keiichi Okabe's critically acclaimed soundtrack to one of 2017's sleeper hit games, NieR:Automata.

Reimagined into a Symphonic Metal style, these arrangements combine the hard-hitting drums and heavy guitars that define the metal genre with cinematic orchestral layers to achieve a huge, bombastic sound.

NieR:Automata was a game I heard a lot about when it was released, but felt it may not have been for me. Fortunately, I fixed that mistake in judgement a few months later when I decided to play it and see for myself. I didn't know what I was getting into, but quickly became fully immersed into the game's world and its exploration of the human condition. Immediately after fully completing the game, I felt the urge to do something with the music, and given its heavy orchestral work it was a perfect fit for my bombastic, symphonic metal style. Battles are always an easy choice when it comes to metal, but I felt I wasn't tapping into the full potential of the game's musical range, so I added two more tracks that stood out to me for the ambience they create when they're featured in the game.

I hope listeners enjoy these songs reimagined for electric guitar and orchestra, and feel transported back into Yoko Taro's world."

UPC 00856146007928
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released February 27, 2018

"Glory to Metal (A Symphonic Metal Tribute to NieR: Automata)" was made possible by the following individuals:

©Ⓟ 2018 Materia Collective LLC under exclusive license from Fernando Ariel Carabajal

For full credits and more information about Materia Collective artists, please visit www.materiacollective.com/music/glory-to-metal-symphonic-metal-tribute-to-nier-automata

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