Capcom and Laced Records announce Resident Evil vinyl box set

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When horror and music come together, exciting extra-ludic productions can emerge, the likes of which will delight fans and gluttony many hardened collectors. This is precisely the case with the latest Resident Evil-themed collaboration between Capcom and Laced Records.

A musical production not to be missed by fans of Capcom's horror-oriented gaming works has resulted from the previous collaboration: we're talking about a triple vinyl dedicated to Resident Evil, sold in a set that attempts to pay great tribute to the 1996 invention.

What will this collection include?

Those who have always cherished the entire series will be able to pre-order online the new project coming from the previous collaboration between publisher Capcom and Laced Records after the release of the third-person Resident Evil Village DLC.

The rigid box, whose lid featuring Spencer's mansion will bring back many memories for several gamers, will boast three discs inside: the first will include the iconic 1996 music produced by Koichi Hiroki, Makoto Tomozawa, and Masami Ueda. It will feature as many as 45 tracks, edited for length and whose titles have been officially re-designated for the occasion.

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The iconic survival-horror experience, which back in the day brought various users closer to the world of horror productions or video game productions more generally, is about to be revived with a genuinely unique musical creation.

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