Symbion Project lands 3 tracks in upcoming PS3/PS4 videogame Amplitude HD
Symbion Project, signed to the Seattle WA based boutique electronic label Speed of Dark Music, have landed 3 songs in the upcoming PS3/PS4 videogame AmplitudeHD which will be released in early January.
The songs included are “Concept” of the recent “Semiotic” album released this past June, “Synthesized” which is a brand-new updated mix from the original Amplitude game, and “Do Not Retreat” by the alter-ego band Komputer Kontroller.
Amplitude is a reboot of the controller-based rhythm action game developed by Harmonix and originally released in 2003. Planned for PlayStationÂź4 computer entertainment system and PlayStationÂź3 computer entertainment system, Harmonix is updating this cult classic title for modern game consoles with higher-fidelity visuals, new music, and more.
The new Amplitude will be available in 2016.
You can check out gameplay footage of the Komputer Kontroller track right below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQza36RSuRA&feature=youtu.be
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