It shouldn’t be a surprise as the game’s OST was composed by Tee Lopes (He’s starting to become the VG music equivalent of Troy Baker…the man is everywhere!), Sean Bialo and Andrew One. In addition to the trio, the soundtrack also features contributions and cameos from a wide variety of gaming composers and even a V-tuber. Names such as Shoji Meguro & Lotus Juice (Persona), Richard Jacques (Jet Set Radio), Takenobu Mitsuyoshi (SEGA), Harumi Fujita (Capcom), Ryo Nagamatsu (Mario Kart, Splatoon), Kohta Takahashi (Ace Combat), 2 Mello, MIYACHI, Ironmouse, The DO DO DO’s, and more will litter the 80 tracks which punctuate your Denshattack experience.
If you want to experience the audio of Denshattack! on the go, you’re in luck. Thanks to Kid Katana Records, you won’t have to rely on questionable OST rips as the label has made the soundtrack available for purchase and streaming on most major streaming music services! So while I don’t recommend grinding on the rails on your next trip on your local rail service, you can safely bob your head for at least 230 minutes to the tunes of Denshattack while standing or seated inside the rail car.
The Denshattack OST can be found on your preferred streaming service here and the game is now available on PC, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and the Switch 2.
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