'Break a Spell', the blazing-fast opening theme to Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELEATOR.

Even the developers are attached to the song - it's been used repeatedly in Respect promotional videos after its release.

'Nevermind' by Paul Bazooka, an epic trance piece introduced in the Trilogy DLC pack.

The track sounds like it wouldn't be out of place in an action movie.

'Armored Phantom' by ned, a booming orchestral track with Zone of the Enders style vocals in its later half.

The video ends with NB Red and the ghosts of his 'fallen' teammates blasting away a nice girl with a huge laser weapon, and then a freaking Humongous Mecha after that! The music video also continues the tradition of the NB Rangers ruining couples' lives in one way or another.

'NB Ranger - Virgin Force', the latest installment in the NB Ranger line of songs.

Notable for being a trap song, a genre the series doesn't usually dabble in.

'Enter the Universe' by GOTH, an intense psytrance song.

'We're All Gonna Die', also by Paul Bazooka, almost sounds like the evil twin of 'Don't Die', being a Dieselboy -esque darkstep drum & bass track.

Bonus points for the Funny music video, which depicts a gamer wasting away his money in an RPG doing the exact opposite of the song's title.

'Don't Die', a chiptune drum & bass song by long-time Technika artist Paul Bazooka.

'Ruti'n (GOTH Wild Electro Remix)', which takes Bexter's original noir film guitar piece and turns it into a high-energy electro track.

Complete with breathtaking visuals and a Pharaoh! The same NieN that brought you 'Only for you' also composed and sang a powerful death metal. Given NieN's expertise in K-Pop and former T-Ara member Lee Ji Ae singing, no wonder why the song becomes one of the favorites among DJMAX Playerbase.

'Only for you' by NieN is an easy-listening K-Pop song that became the most viewed Respect official music video on DJMAX's official YouTube channel.

'U.A.D', an upbeat electro song by Respect newcomer HAYAKO and one of the first songs teased by DJMAX's official YouTube channel.

The credits theme has the more laid-back acoustic version.

Respect continues the tradition of having awesome opening themes with Bexter's 'Glory Day'.

Technika 3 brings us Supernova by long-time rave composer Cranky, doing what he's been doing since the late 90s - high energy rave tracks.

Say what you will about the Narmy Engrish, this song is ' REAL FACT, REAL ADVANTAGE!'

'D2' by First Aid is a fast and furious arrangement of Camille Saint-Saëns' 'Danse Macabre'.

'Son of Sun', by rhythm game veteran Shinji Hosoe, AKA Sampling Masters MEGA.

It seems like Technika boss songs are required to be awesome:.

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