Attack on Titan -Guren no Yumiya- Original sound track
MoviePairing Linked Horizon's theme song with four Hiroyuki Sawano score cues, this seventeen-minute Pony Canyon album collects the original music written for the first Attack on Titan compilation film, Guren no Yumiya, released in March 2015.
Overview
This album gathers the music created specifically for Attack on Titan Part 1: Guren no Yumiya, the film condensing the anime's opening arcs. Two names share the credits: Hiroyuki Sawano, the series' longtime composer, and the band Linked Horizon. Pony Canyon issued it on March 18, 2015, with a total running time of 17:11. In the release chronology it sits between the YAMANAIAME album and theDOGS.
Plot
Five tracks make up the disc. It opens with Guren no Zahyou, the film's theme song, then moves through four Sawano pieces: ymniam-MKorch, sung by Mika Kobayashi, the instrumental ymniam-orch, EMAymniam, and a movie edit of YAMANAIAME voiced by Mica Caldito, mpi, and Mika Kobayashi. Benjamin and mpi supplied the lyrics for the vocal cues.
Reception
The liner notes split the album's authorship cleanly. Revo of Linked Horizon wrote, composed, arranged, produced, and sang the theme song. Sawano produced and composed the remaining four cues, with Yasushi Horiguchi of Legendoor co-producing and directing, Mitsunori Aizawa engineering the recording and mix, and Yuji Chinone mastering at Sony Music Studios Tokyo. Sessions took place at Studio Sound Valley and Bunkamura Studio.
The studio band featured Yu 'masshoi' Yamauchi on drums, Toshino Tanabe on bass, and Hiroshi Iimuro on guitars, while Sawano himself handled piano, keyboards, and every remaining instrument.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What tracks are on the "Attack on Titan -Guren no Yumiya- Original sound track"?
The album opens with "Guren no Zahyou," the film's theme song, followed by four Hiroyuki Sawano pieces: "ymniam-MKorch," the instrumental "ymniam-orch," "EMAymniam," and a movie edit of "YAMANAIAME."
Who composed the "Guren no Yumiya" soundtrack?
The "Attack on Titan -Guren no Yumiya- Original sound track" was composed by series regular Hiroyuki Sawano, who wrote four of its five tracks, alongside the band Linked Horizon, whose leader Revo wrote and performed the opening theme song.
When was the "Guren no Yumiya" soundtrack released?
Pony Canyon released the "Attack on Titan -Guren no Yumiya- Original sound track" on March 18, 2015, with a total running time of 17 minutes and 11 seconds.
Which film does the "Guren no Yumiya" soundtrack accompany?
This soundtrack was created for "Attack on Titan Part 1: Guren no Yumiya," the film that condenses the anime's opening arcs.
Who performed the vocals on the "Guren no Yumiya" soundtrack?
Revo of Linked Horizon sang the album's theme song, while Mika Kobayashi provided vocals for "ymniam-MKorch," and Mica Caldito, mpi, and Mika Kobayashi together sang the movie edit of "YAMANAIAME."
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