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Stones of Sorrow is an action roguelike featuring a death metal soundtrack by Neoandertals, capturing a blend of cave painting themes and intense gameplay. The album includes tracks like "Birth of the Enemy of Man" and "Neanderthals Were Master Butchers."
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Release Date

26 May, 2015

Publisher/Developer

Cult Software

Reviews

Steam: 100.00% positive (1/1)
Metacritic: -

System Requirements

Minimum:
  • OS: Any

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Current Steam price: 4.99$
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Stones of Sorrow - Soundtrack by Neoandertals description

Stones of Sorrow - Soundtrack by Neoandertals is the immersive death metal soundtrack accompanying the cave painting action roguelike game, Stones of Sorrow. This soundtrack features two previous releases from the powerful band Neoandertals, known for their intense and atmospheric compositions.

The track list showcases a blend of raw energy and intricate soundscapes, designed to enhance the gaming experience:

  • 1. Birth of the Enemy of Man
  • 2. Neanderthals Were Master Butchers
  • 3. Defleshing The Cadaver Before Burial
  • 4. Sliced By Man
  • 5. The Mysterious Demise
  • 6. Rebirth Of An Ancient Menace
  • 7. Spawning Of Species
  • 8. Abolition
  • 9. Neo-Neanderthals Travelling Through Consumed Continents
  • 10. Brooding Over A Dead Breed

In terms of the lineup, the first track, "Birth of the Enemy of Man," released in 2014, features Rain Pohlak on bass and vocals along with Sandra Vungi on drums. The subsequent tracks are part of the earlier album "Neanderthals Were Master Butchers" from 2007, showcasing impressive performances by Rain Pohlak and Roland Seer. This soundtrack is a must-have for fans of heavy music and gaming alike.