Mortal Kombat: More Kombat
Mortal Kombat: More Kombat is a 1996 compilation album that gathers exclusive tracks from metal, industrial, and electronic artists influenced by the original Mortal Kombat movie. While connected to the franchise, this collection is not the official soundtrack for the film. Among its notable tracks is Cubanate's "Oxyacetylene," initially released on their 1994 album Cyberia and later used in instrumental form in non-Japanese editions of the Gran Turismo video game. Babylon Zoo's "Spaceman" was originally issued as a single in 1995, and Alien Factory's "Higher" was featured in the sequel film Mortal Kombat Annihilation. Juno Reactor’s "The Journey Kontinues" was subsequently re-released under the title "Biot Messiah" on their 1997 single "God Is God". The songs "It Has Begun" by Psykosonik and "Deeper Down" by Sister Machine Gun were incorporated into the animated series Mortal Kombat: Defenders of the Realm. The sixteenth track is exclusive to the cassette format and originates from Emergency Broadcast Network’s album Telecommunication Breakdown.
Track listing
- Psykosonik - "It Has Begun" (exclusive)
- Alien Factory - "Higher"
- Sepultura - "Chaos B.C." (Refuse/Resist remix)
- Killing Joke - "Drug" (exclusive)
- God Lives Underwater - "Weight" (exclusive)
- Sister Machine Gun - "Deeper Down" (exclusive)
- Gudrun Gut - "Firething"
- Loaded - "Fatality" (exclusive)
- Crawlspace - "My Ruin"
- Babylon Zoo - "Spaceman"
- Chemlab - "Exiled" (edit)
- Cubanate - "Oxyacetylene"
- GZR - "Outworld" (exclusive)
- The Crystal Method - "Come2gether" (exclusive)
- Juno Reactor - "The Journey Kontinues" (exclusive)
- Emergency Broadcast Network - "Electronic Behaviour Control System Ver2.0"