• Mortal Kombat (1995) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

The Emperor of Outworld has his sights set on conquering the realm of Earth. But in order to do so, he has to win 10 straight the ancient Mortal Kombat tournaments.

The Emperor's sorcerer, Shang Tsung, has led Outworld's forces to nine straight victories. The only thing standing between Earth and the Emperor's evil forces are three humans: Liu Kang, who is only at the tournament to kill Shang Tsung for the murder of his brother, Sonya Blade, a law enforcement officer who was lured to the ship under the pretenses of catching her partner's killer, and Johnny Cage, an egotistical movie star who the press has dubbed as a fake and is only at the tournament as a way to prove himself.

It will be up to Lord Rayden to teach his three warriors to look deep inside themselves to find the ability to beat Shang Tsung and save the realm of Earth from devastation.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Mortal Kombat
	Techno-Syndrome (7inch mix)
	Can't Happen Here	Stabbing Westward: Performer
	Lost	Stabbing Westward: Performer
	Lies	Stabbing Westward: Performer
	Zero Signal	Fear Factory: Performer Dino Cazares: Writer
	Juke-Joint Jezebel (Metropolis Mix)	KMFDM: Performer En Esch: Writer
	Twist The Knife (Slowly)	Mitch Harris: Writer Napalm Death: Performer
	Control (Juno Reactor Instrumental)	Traci Lords: Writer Traci Lords: Performer
	Halcyon + On + On	Orbital: Performer Phil Hartnoll: Writer Opus III: Performer
	Utah Saints Take On The Theme From Mortal Kombat	Utah Saints: Writer Utah Saints: Performer
	Goodbye
	A Taste of Things to Come
	Goro Vs. Art
	Techno-Syndrome (7-inch Mix)	The Immortals: Performer Olivier Adams: Writer
	Can't Happen Here	Stabbing Westward: Performer
	Demon Warriors/Final Kombat	Gravity Kills: Performer

User reviews

Kenneth Evans

5/10

The soundtrack's use of traditional Asian instruments and electronic elements creates a unique blend of sounds that fits well with the game's martial arts theme. It adds depth and authenticity to the experience.

Mary Johnson

9/10

The music enhances the adrenaline-filled fights and adds a layer of excitement to the battles between the Earth's defenders and the forces of evil from Outworld.

Ronald Parker

2/10

The soundtrack of Mortal Kombat often feels disconnected from the on-screen action, failing to enhance the emotional impact of key moments in the story. The music seems out of place at times, detracting from the immersion and making it difficult to fully engage with the characters and their struggles.

Jennifer Hill

6/10

Overall, the Mortal Kombat soundtrack is a standout feature of the game that elevates the entire gaming experience. Its strong composition and well-crafted arrangements make it a memorable and essential component of the franchise.

Richard Johnson

8/10

The Mortal Kombat soundtrack perfectly captures the intense and epic atmosphere of the battles in the movie. The music adds an extra layer of excitement to the fight scenes.

Elizabeth Walker

4/10

The Mortal Kombat soundtrack lacks depth and originality, with many of the tracks feeling generic and uninspired. The music fails to capture the intensity and excitement of the tournament battles, making the overall experience feel lackluster and underwhelming.

Patricia Moore

5/10

The Mortal Kombat soundtrack perfectly captures the intense and epic atmosphere of the game. The dark and powerful music enhances the fighting scenes and adds to the overall excitement.

Emily Harris

10/10

The combination of traditional Asian influences and modern electronic beats creates a unique and captivating sound that perfectly complements the action-packed gameplay of Mortal Kombat.

Patricia White

7/10

The use of traditional Asian instruments in the soundtrack gives the film an authentic and immersive feel, transporting the audience to the world of Mortal Kombat.

Nancy Roberts

5/10

The diversity in musical styles within the soundtrack keeps things interesting and dynamic. From fast-paced combat tracks to more contemplative pieces, each song brings something different to the table, enhancing the overall gaming experience.

Ashley Scott

10/10

The Mortal Kombat soundtrack perfectly captures the intense and epic atmosphere of the tournament, immersing the listener in the world of Outworld and Earthrealm.

Elizabeth Anderson

6/10

The soundtrack's seamless integration with the game's visuals and gameplay enhances the immersion and makes you feel more connected to the characters and their struggles. The music becomes an integral part of the storytelling.

Joseph Green

7/10

The music in Mortal Kombat is dynamic and varied, with each track complementing the different moods and settings of the film. From intense battle themes to emotional character moments, the soundtrack enhances the overall viewing experience.

Matthew Robinson

8/10

The soundtrack of Mortal Kombat not only enhances the on-screen action but also stands on its own as a great piece of music. The compositions are well-crafted and memorable, making it a joy to listen to even outside of the movie.

Lisa Harris

6/10

The adrenaline-pumping beats and energetic rhythms in the soundtrack make you feel like you're right in the middle of a fierce battle. The music drives the action forward and keeps you engaged throughout.

Brian White

7/10

The iconic theme song Techno Syndrome is instantly recognizable and gets you pumped up for the action-packed sequences in the movie. It has become synonymous with the Mortal Kombat franchise and is a fan favorite.

Elizabeth Moore

6/10

The haunting melodies and ominous tones in certain tracks set a foreboding mood, adding a sense of danger and urgency to the gameplay. It effectively heightens the tension and suspense.

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