Ministry Headlines Vampire: Bloodlines Soundtrack

Although we already reported about this a couple of days ago, Activision has issued a press release announcing that Ministry will headline the soundtrack for Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines. The full press release to follow:

MINISTRY HEADLINES SOUNDTRACK FOR ACTIVISION’S UPCOMING VAMPIREÂ®: THE MASQUERADE BLOODLINESâ„¢
Santa Monica, CA Oct. 4, 2004 Legendary industrial/metal music guru Al Jorgensen of Ministry creates the headlining soundtrack to Activision’s highly anticipated PC game VampireÂ®: The Masquerade Bloodlinesâ„¢. Inspired by the dark, menacing undertones of the game, Ministry’s track, (Bloodlines,) is one of several popular songs that can be heard in the game, which takes fans into the sinister vampire underground society of modern day L.A.
The complete lineup of songs for the game include:
Aerial (Pound)
Chiasm (Isolated)
Daniel Ash (Come Alive)
Darling Violetta (Smaller God)
Die My Darling (Needles Eye)
Genitortures (Lecher Bitch)
Lacuna Coil (Swamped)
Ministry (Bloodlines)
Tiamat (Cain)
In Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines, the famous White Wolf role-playing game world extends into an all-new interactive adventure, combining the rich character development and immersive storyline expected in a true RPG with the up-close-and-personal first-person immersion and action provided by Sourceâ„¢, the latest engine technology developed by Valve. Currently in development by Troika Games for the PC, Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines carries an (M) (Mature Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Sexual Themes, Strong Language) by the ESRB and is expected to release this fall.
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