This past weekend marked the debut of the new Netflix anime adaptation of Hiroshi Takashige and Ryoji Minagawa’s Spriggan manga, which is produced by JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure studio david production and directed by Hiroshi Kobayashi. To celebrate the debut, Milan Records released the Spriggan Original Soundtrack, featuring 37 tracks produced, arranged and composed by Taisei Iwasaki.

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Among the tracks are full versions of the “Seeking the Truth feat. YAHZARAH” opening theme and the “Ancient Creations feat. Shing02” ending theme. Check out the cover and full tracklist, and jam the soundtrack for yourself pretty much everywhere.

SPRIGGAN (ORIGINAL SERIES SOUNDTRACK)

TRACKLISTING –

1. Seeking the Truth feat. YAHZARAH

2. Theme of SPRIGGAN

3. Arcum

4. Psalms Ⅰ

5. Orichalcum

6. A.M Suit

7. Duke It Out

8. A Distant Memory

9. Querent

10. Chant

11. School Life

12. Mission Briefing

13. دعاء

14. Holy Precincts

15. Scouting

16. Psalms Ⅱ

17. Walking On A Thin Line

18. Duress

19. Tightrope

20. One Day feat. Ai Ninomiya

21. Duel

22. Sorrow

23. Noah’s Ark

24. Move up

25. Ambushed

26. Double Time

27. عيد

28. Dual Attack

29. Tragedy

30. Chains

31. Calm Days

32. Creeping

33. Oboro

34. Hidden Rooms

35. The Master

36. Ancient Creations feat. Shing02

37. Ancient Creations feat. Shing02 – molmol Dub

More on composer Taisei Iwasaki:

Taisei Iwasaki is an experienced movie, drama, anime music composer. Notable works include the “SR Saitama Rapper/8000 miles” series, “Moteki,” Studio Ghibi’s “Giant God Warrior Appears in Tokyo,” “Joker Game,” “Blood Blockade Battlefront” anime series, “Dragon Pilot: Hisone and Masotan” anime, the Netflix series “The Naked Director,” and the movie “Belle.” Other works include being a music directors for both “Tokyo Station Projection Mapping TOKYO STATION VISION,” and the play “Hedwig and the Angry Inch.”

Iwasaki received awards for the 35th Japan Academy Film Prize for Outstanding Achievement in Music for “Moteki” and the 45th Japan Academy Film Prize for Outstanding Achievement in Music for “Belle.“

Source: Press release

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Joseph Luster is the Games and Web editor at Otaku USA Magazine and the Editor-in-Chief of Sci Fi Magazine. You can read his comics at subhumanzoids. Follow him on Twitter @Moldilox.