Wanna know which tunes you’ll be kickflipping and nosegrinding to when Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 5 ollies onto PlayStation 4 and Xbox One next month? Well you’re in luck, because Activision has confirmed the game’s complete track list, featuring music from more than 30 bands, including the likes of Anti-Flag, Deaf Poets, Ratatat, The Orwells, and Yogi & Skrillex.
I guess I should feel very old or really out of touch with the music scene (or both actually), for I have never heard of any of these bands or songs. But hey, that just means they’ll all be fresh to me when I start busting some lipslides and shuvits come September 29th. (PS3 and Xbox 360 version will follow in November, FYI.)
Scroll down to view the full soundtrack, or heelflip on over to the RIDE Channel for a roundup of Youtube videos for each song.
Anti-Flag
“Stars and Stripes”
Atmosphere
“Southsiders”
Black Pistol Fire
“Hipster Shakes”
Bully
“Milkman”
Cloud Nothings
“I’m Not Part of Me”
Cold Cave
“A Little Death to Laugh”
Connie Price and the Keystones
“International Hustler”
Crass Mammoth
“All 149”
Deaf Poets
“Degenerate Mind”
Death
“Keep On Knocking”
Death From Above 1979
“Virgins”
Deer Mother
“When The Wolves Come Out”
Doomtree
“Mini Brute”
Fake P
“Rorschach”
Family Force 5
“Raised By Wolves”
Four Year Strong
“Go Down In History”
Harlan
“Moment To Myself”
Hundred Visions
“Our Ritual”
Hungry Hands
“Highline”
Icon For Hire
“Cynics and Critics”
Killer Be Killed
“Wings of Feather and Wax”
New Politics
“Everywhere I Go”
Plague Vendor
“Black Sap Scriptures”
Ratatat
“Cream on Chrome”
RattBlack
“Skate Rock”
Royal Blood
“Little Monster”
State Champs
“Secrets”
Temples
“Shelter Song”
The Orwells
“Who Needs You”
The Schitzophonics
“Rat Trap”
The Sheds
“Bad Things are Bad”
Yogi & Skrillex
“Burial”
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