Death Road to Canada - OST Part 2

by Joey Grady

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Rangarl Underrated. Hard pick between City of Lost Hope and Four Under the Floor. Buy the album. Favorite track: The City of Lost Hope.

Mr. Fizzik Hard to pick a favorite on this one. I'm sure it was already a challenge to make the songs as good as they were in Part 1, but this is somehow exponentially better than that. Such a vibrant mix of chiptune and real instruments. Favorite track: Nobody Cooled It.

nzgs nice game, nice soundtrack Favorite track: Four Under the Floor.

Blazing Glaceon This album is absolutely FANTASTIC. I've been a huge fan of the original Death Road music, and this addition really steps things up a notch. And I don't know how to explain it really, but Part 2 feels.. more serious, than the original soundtrack. I don't really hear any of the wacky, goofy BS that the original was known for, these songs are all.. more mature. I mean, They Can't Be Stopped is actually pretty damn menacing, and kind of unnerving! It's wonderful. ♥ Favorite track: How Unfortunate.

aciDC14 Man, The City of Lost Hope sure hits hard.
You wouldn’t think to find a song like this in a game as wacky as Death Road to Canada.
It’s so sureal. Favorite track: The City of Lost Hope.

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1.	Horsemann Shuffle 04:57	buy track
2.	Every Step of the Way 04:21	buy track
3.	Nobody Cooled It 03:12	buy track
4.	What Could Possibly Go Wrong? 04:26	buy track
5.	One More Road Song 03:57	buy track
6.	Four Under the Floor 05:08	buy track
7.	How Unfortunate 05:21	buy track
8.	RNG - MEGA CHEESED 04:10	buy track
9.	They Can't Be Stopped 03:07	buy track
10.	The City of Lost Hope 04:34	buy track

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Oh Dang! Buckle up for the long-awaited second part of Death Road to Canada's OST. This album features songs that were added to the game over the course of the first year and a half since its release, along with two early, full-length versions of How Unfortunate and Every Step of the Way (before they were chiptuneified). Despite numerous attempts, Joey still hasn't gotten to Canada. He blames the RNG.

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released February 3, 2018

Written, Produced, & Performed by Joey Grady.

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Joey Grady Thousand Oaks, California

Singing about the undead, and chip-tuning his way through the ages, Joey's music serves as the perfect ambience for when the retro zombie apocalypse inevitably hits. Because, let's be honest, you can't have an apocalypse without appropriate background music. In his spare time, Joey likes to collect canned food, practice first aid, and tell people to mark his words. ... more

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