First-person shooter prequel Serious Sam 4 pits the Earth Defense Force, led by Sam “Serious” Stone and his squad of misfit commandos, against Mental’s hordes of alien invaders. Composed by Damjan Mravunac at developer Croteam, the 19-track soundtrack features orchestral rock recordings, operatic choir, bluegrass and cinematic synths.

Nine Inch Nails guitarist Robin Finck performs on “Hero Too,” while Croatian Heavy Metal band Undercode returns to the series on tracks “Dominate the Battlefield”, “Foreverwar”, and “Panopticon.”

Laced Records of London published the Serious Sam 4 deluxe double vinyl soundtrack album, pressed on 180-gram translucent yellow discs. Devolver Digital's Serious Sam 4 Collectors Edition for Windows ships with the vinyl soundtrack and 200-page hardcover art book. Original hand-drawn sleeve art for Laced Records' vinyl soundtrack is by Tom J Manning, with mastering by engineer Joe Caithness.

Serious Sam 4 is available for Windows and Google Stadia. Steam's Deluxe Digital edition comes with the soundtrack and digital art book. The soundtrack album is on Bandcamp, and streaming on YouTube and Spotify.


From the product page:

Croteam’s in-house composer Damjan Mravunac went full bore with the soundtrack, stuffing it full of thunderous orchestral rock, heavy drums, sweet-ass guitar tones, sweeping melodies, operatic choir, bluegrass (?!), and cinematic synths.

It also wouldn’t be a throwback FPS without a dash of thrash: Nine Inch Nails guitarist Robin Finck lends his axe to “Hero Too”; while Croatian Heavy Metal band Undercode return to the Serious Sam series, featuring on the tracks “Dominate the Battlefield”, “Foreverwar”, and “Panopticon”.

Devolver Digital - Serious Sam 4 PC Collectors Edition

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YouTube Music - Serious Sam 4 Soundtrack

Serious Sam 4 vinyl soundtrack ships next week from Laced Records in London. Also available through distributors Black Screen Records in Germany, PixelCrib in Australia, and part of Devolver Digital's Collectors Edition - https://t.co/rGHjpKKZUp pic.twitter.com/Ir8BGa0nm9

— The Ongaku (@TheOngaku) January 28, 2022