Hi-Fi Rush soundtrack skates onto Spotify to make your playlist great

Yes, you are waiting for the release date of The Evil Within 3 as much as we are. In the meantime, developer Tango Gameswork is about to heat up the airwaves with the official release of the Hi-Fi Rush soundtrack. And I don’t mean just the pure flames from the Black Keys and Nine Inch Nails. This is a real bargain for Hi-Fi Rush fans. The popular music streaming service delivers every stunning song in its pristine audio glory.

Hi-Fi Rush-obsessed players will know that Starfield’s Helmer Bethesda announced the Hi-Fi Rush soundtrack on YouTube at the time of the game’s release, but many players will find the full soundtrack elsewhere. I’ve been waiting for the release of Lengths. Hi-Fi Rush soundtracks are now quietly released on streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music. But rival services like Tidal and Amazon Music have yet to catch up with the trend of providing soundtracks to fans on the go.

In addition to the game’s fresh and vibrant gameplay, players quickly praised Hi-Fi Rush’s soundtrack and song list. Several of the game’s action setpieces drew on the work of bands such as critically acclaimed blue rock duo The Black Keys, industrial rock legends Nine Inch His Nails, and his critically acclaimed EDM group The Prodigy.

However, this full Hi-Fi Rush soundtrack release focuses on the work of The Glass Pyramids, Shuichi Kobori, Masatoshi Yanagi and REO.

There are other surprises to discover as players explore every action beat in every Hi-Fi Rush chapter. If you can force your way through Hi-Fi bosses, this cheeky nod to The Evil Within 3 is worth the blood, sweat, and tears. Fans are still debating whether the long-rumored horror sequel will ever come to fruition, but we hope Tango Gameworks decides to deliver the goods one day.

But that means you have plenty of time to master the high rush combo. That’s if you’ve already played the game. If you haven’t dived into this Xbox Game Pass gem, there’s something to know in his official Hi-Fi Rush review of The Loadout.

Until Bethesda finally zeroes out Starfield’s release date, it’s sure to keep you on edge. This will definitely please RPG game fans.