The original soundtrack for Bloodborne will be on sale from April 21, it has been revealed.
Priced at USD 9.99, the full soundtrack will be available in Europe and North America as a physical CD and a digital release through Sumthing Else Music Works, reported Digital Spy.
Consumers can also purchase songs individually for USD 0.99 from the publisher.
The soundtrack comprises 21 tracks featuring over 70 minutes of music by a 65-piece orchestra and 32-piece choir, according to Eurogamer.
Bloodborne's music was composed by artists such as Yuka Kitamura (Dark Souls 2), Tsukasa Saitoh (TenchuZ), Nobuyoshi Suzuki, Ryan Amon (Elysium) and Michael Wandmacher (Twisted Metal).
A recently-released promo for the PlayStation 4 exclusive gives an inside look at a live recording session for one of the tracks that make up its 'haunting' score.
Elsewhere, a newly-discovered glitch seemingly makes in-game boss battles easier after 12 hours.
