Genres: Industrial Rock, Electronic, Thrash Metal, Rock
Label Number: TVT 8030-2
© 1996 TVT Soundtrax
AllMusic Review by Adam Greenberg
A lot of high energy techno/club tracks, much like the original soundtrack. It starts out with Psykosonik doing a mix centered around a sound clip from the movie, much in the vein of the ultra-catchy snippet filled piece from the Utah Saints in the first incarnation of the soundtrack. Other various artists follow suit, with sound clips from the game (such as Loaded's "Fatality"). Eventually, a few larger name groups do emerge through the semi-unknown nature of the album. Brazilian rockers Sepultura provide a rather heavy number, and Crystal Method and Juno Reactor both provide techno tracks to finish off the album. Overall, a nice high energy techno album. There are a couple of less catchy spots (Crawlspace), but for the most part it's a jumpin album.
© 1996 TVT Soundtrax
AllMusic Review by Adam Greenberg
A lot of high energy techno/club tracks, much like the original soundtrack. It starts out with Psykosonik doing a mix centered around a sound clip from the movie, much in the vein of the ultra-catchy snippet filled piece from the Utah Saints in the first incarnation of the soundtrack. Other various artists follow suit, with sound clips from the game (such as Loaded's "Fatality"). Eventually, a few larger name groups do emerge through the semi-unknown nature of the album. Brazilian rockers Sepultura provide a rather heavy number, and Crystal Method and Juno Reactor both provide techno tracks to finish off the album. Overall, a nice high energy techno album. There are a couple of less catchy spots (Crawlspace), but for the most part it's a jumpin album.
tags: various artists, mortal kombat, more kombat ost, soundtrack, 1996, flac,
FLAC link is dead :(
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