Complete Wipeout Pulse soundtrack listing

by Andrew Yoon { Jun 20th 2007 at 2:45PM }

The Wipeout series is known for its incredible techno-heavy soundtrack, and Pulse doesn't look to disappoint. The upcoming racer will have yet another licensed soundtrack, which CVG has unearthed:

Flat Out by Dopamine

Chemical by MoveYa! & Steve Lavers

Tokyo by Stanton Warriors

Break ya self - Wipeout mix by B Phreak & Groove Allegiance

Slingshot - Wipeout mix by Rennie Pilgrem & BLIM

X-Project (100% Pure mix) by DJ Fresh

Frontline by EdRush, Optical & Matrix

Seven Stitches by Noisia

Smart Systems by MIST

Exceeder - special mix by Mason

Steady Rush by Booka Shade

Fenix Funk 5 [wipeout edit] by Aphex Twin

Aero Dynamik by Kraftwerk

Suspicious Thoughts by Skream

Sea of Sound - Wipeout mix by Guy Gerber & Shlomi Aber

City Lights (Martin Buttich remix) PSP Cut by Loco Dice

Of course, if this doesn't suit your tastes, you have customizable soundtracks as well. With customizable ships, infrastructure multiplayer, and significant gameplay improvements, Pulse sounds like it will almost certainly be a winner. We can't wait to find out more.

Tags: aphex twin, AphexTwin, booka shade, BookaShade, dj fresh, DjFresh, dopamine, flat out, FlatOut, loco dice, LocoDice, mist, noisia, skream, soundtrack, stanton warriors, StantonWarriors, techno, wipeout, wipeout pulse, WipeoutPulse

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Calvin @ Jun 20th 2007 3:03PM

Niiiiiiice. I just realized there is custom sound tracks. System of a down all the way. =]

Feedback @ Jun 20th 2007 3:36PM

yes. Noisia, Ed Rush, Optical, Matrix, MIST...shame about Fresh...that track is way old and not so good :/ He's done so much better...

Either way, with all the other features, TOTALLY cant wait for this game.

Paresh @ Jun 20th 2007 3:56PM

Never heard of that Stanton Warriors track, I would buy the game just for that!

Alex McKee @ Jun 20th 2007 4:32PM

Sniff... No CoLD SToRAGE. The Kraftwerk and Aphex Twin should be good.

Chris Matchett @ Jun 21st 2007 2:44AM

Hmmm too many breaks and not enough modern electro. It needs some stuff from labels like Electrochoc, 20:20 and maybe even Buzzin Fly. A Tiefshwarz track would go down well too.