Thanks ULTRAKILL soundtrack
Heaven Pierce Her — Disgrace. Humiliation.
Trending since · peaked at 43 charts
A cut from the ULTRAKILL soundtrack is broadly charting today, tracked across 43 country and platform charts after a month away. Heaven Pierce Her is the recording alias of Hakita, the developer behind ULTRAKILL, the frenetic first-person shooter whose fast-paced metal score he composed largely himself, per the ULTRAKILL Wiki. This 110-second track — 120 BPM, F minor, all momentum — belongs to the game's Infinite Hyperdeath soundtrack, which received a vinyl variant in 2025 (Genius). Game-score cuts rarely reach this kind of chart breadth, and its return today marks a video-game soundtrack crossing into mainstream streaming charts on the strength of a devoted player base rather than any pop apparatus. The song's placement history remains contained to ULTRAKILL itself, with no film or TV sync on record.
More from Heaven Pierce Her
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Altars of Apostasy · Ultrakill: Imperfect Hatred (Original Game Soundtrack)
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Versus · Ultrakill: Infinite Hyperdeath (Original Game Soundtrack)
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Order · Ultrakill: Chaos / Order (Original Game Soundtrack)
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War Without Reason · Ultrakill: Violence (Original Game Soundtrack)
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The World Looks Red · Ultrakill: Violence (Original Game Soundtrack)
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Event Horizon (Reach for the Sun and Burn! Burn! Burn!) · Ultrakill: Fraud (Original Game Soundtrack)
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The Death of God's Will · Ultrakill: Imperfect Hatred (Original Game Soundtrack)
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Castle Vein · Ultrakill: Infinite Hyperdeath (Original Game Soundtrack)
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Unstoppable Force · Ultrakill: Infinite Hyperdeath (Original Game Soundtrack)
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The Fire Is Gone (For Piano, Saxophone and Trumpet) · Ultrakill: Infinite Hyperdeath (Original Game Soundtrack)