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Devil's Crush and Alien Crush Soundtracks LP Mondo Exclusive

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Category: Vinyl

Enjoy The Ride Records presents the Devil's Crush and Alien Crush Soundtracks on vinyl, featuring music composed by Toshiaki Sakoda. This Mondo exclusive LP brings together two classic video game soundtracks in one collectible package.

  • Vinyl LP featuring soundtracks from Devil's Crush and Alien Crush
  • Composed by Toshiaki Sakoda
  • Presented by Enjoy The Ride Records
  • Mondo exclusive release
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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Nicholas ★★★★★

I was blown away by how crisp and punchy the chiptune tracks sound on this pressing — little details I never noticed in the game really pop. The Mondo exclusive color variant looks fantastic spinning on my turntable, too.

Benjamin Y. ★★★★★

The pressing is incredibly quiet, letting those chiptune melodies shine through without any surface noise. It's a fantastic way to experience Toshiaki Sakoda's soundtrack from these classic pinball games.

Benjamin N. ★★★★☆

The gatefold artwork is gorgeous and really captures that retro arcade feel. Toshiaki Sakoda’s compositions sound fantastic on vinyl, though I wish the track listing was printed on the back instead of inserted as a separate sheet.