Painkiller: Redemption - Battle Music Compilation

Compilation of all battle music from Painkiller: Redemption, standalone title of whole Painkiller franchise.
I uploaded only battle music, because ambient music is actually borrowed from older titles and it's not worth it to upload that over again. Soundtracks from Spikes and Entrance levels are actually remakes of those from Old Monastery (Heaven's Got a Hitman) and Haunted City/Gloomy Mountains (Resurrection), but still worth it to be here. Apparently there were extra levels (Unholy Stronghold and Small Church) and I also added their OST here together with Credits soundtrack.
Like it's predecessor (Overdose title), this one is also supposed to be fanmade mod, but it grew into full game title during development. Developers didn't add anything new in game, and maps actually are from multiplayer, remodeled to suit singleplayer purposes.
Story follows Daniel (from Heaven's Got a Hitman) and Belial (from Overdose) who rescues Daniel when Eve (who became new leader of demons at the end of Battle Out of Hell title by taking Alastor's powers from his corpse) wanted to kill him with her new powers. Together, Belial and Daniel go onto quest to kill Eve and therefore destroy Hell once and for all. Unfortunately for heroes, Eve's death attracted Sammael who takes her demonic essence (the same way as Eve did) and therefore started her bloody craft all over again.
All music is placed in in-game chronological order with intentional visual transition.
Chronology of levels:
**Chapter 1**
-Spikes
-Magazines -
-Refinery
-The Complex of Towers
-Old Underground Complex
-Entrance (Eve boss fight)
**Chapter 2**
-Unholy Stronghold
-Small Church
Timestamps:
-Spikes - 0:00
-Magazines - 3:00
-Refinery - 5:39
-The Complex of Towers - 7:18
-Old Underground Complex - 10:01
-Entrance - 12:17
-Eve boss fight - 14:35
-Unholy Stronghold - 17:12
-Small Church - 20:05
Bonus soundtrack: Credits - 23:19
(This is a reupload, because the older, previous version of this video was made in 2019 and it was having bad resolution and overall bad quality due to my non-existent video editing skills back then.)