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Kasabian’s ‘Comeback Kid’ is among the songs on the ‘FIFA 17’ soundtrack.
A sample of the music on the hotly-anticipated game has been released through its official FIFA Spotify profile, and artists included on the list are Bastille, Catfish and the Bottlemen and Two Door Cinema Club.
Catfish return to the ‘FIFA 17’ soundtrack with their tune ‘Postpone’, while Jack Garratt’s ‘Surprise Yourself’ will also feature on the title.
Other tunes to get you going while you’re waiting to take on your opponents are Two Door Cinema Club’s ‘Are We Ready? (Wreck)’, Barns Courtney’s ‘Hobo Rocket’ and Bastille’s ‘Send Them Off’.
Songs from the likes of Beaty Heart, Declan McKenna, Formation, and Glass Animals also appear on the soundtrack.
Gamers who can’t wait to try out the new game can do so on Tuesday (13.09.16) when the demo launches.
Electronic Arts, the tech company behind the ever-popular game franchise, have created a teaser of the new game, which is to be released in full on September 29 for PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One.
Garreth Reeder, the lead producer of ‘FIFA 17’, insists the title is the "best ever made" of the football gaming franchise.
He said: "’FIFA 17′ is the best ‘FIFA’ we’ve ever made.
"We always say that, so I think sometimes people laugh, but I think the modes that we’ve put in, the content, the quality – we’ve got something for all of our fans in the game and it’s going to be great."
For more information on the release of ‘FIFA 17’ on 29th September, head to https://www.easports.com/uk/fifa.

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