Tense, atmospheric martial tracks with Latin and East Asian influences woven into every battle cry. For Honor: Year of the Harbinger covers the dark year-three content for PS4, Xbox One, and PC. Mala Ultro Adsunt opens with this ominous, doom-laden weight, and Hana No Chiruran brings a sorrowful Japanese melody that cuts through the aggression.
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Komidh Adh Skuldadogum sounds like vikings chanting before something terrible happens. Dao Jian Wu Yan brings Chinese martial arts cinema energy into the mix with restrained power. The Latin-titled tracks lean into a holy war vibe that fits the Harbinger theme perfectly.
Kyomu No Kokoro carries this emptiness that the title promises. Only eight tracks, but they paint a whole year of conflict. Good for anyone who wants their workout playlist to feel historically significant.