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Devil May Cry season 2 soundtrack: Every song featured in the Netflix series

Season 2 of the action-packed video game adaptation packs another impressive track list.

Dante and Vergil holding Ebony and Ivory in Devil May Cry season 2

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Published: Tuesday, 6 May 2025 at 4:46 pm

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Ahead of Devil May Cry season 2's 12 May release date on Netflix, the streaming service has treated us to a full music reveal of songs appearing in its soundtrack — featuring the same level of rock, metal, alt rock, alt metal, goth rock, and 2000s-reminiscent flair you saw in season 1.

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Once again led by Castlevania producer Adi Shankar, this is no surprise — as Netflix's DMC season 2 sees Dante return to the escalating war between Hell and the human world.

With his estranged twin brother Vergil back in the mix, also seeing the two deal with the demon king Mundus, the show seems to have returned to the over-the-top bombastic action that pays tribute to the Capcom series of games that inspired it.

So you know exactly what to listen out for as you start watching on Netflix, here is everything we know about the Devil May Cry season 2 soundtrack so far — along with all the songs from season 1 if you're planning a rewatch first.

Devil May Cry season 2 soundtrack: Every song in Netflix's follow-up adaptation

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Leading up to its May 12 drop, Netflix revealed Devil May Cry season 2's soundtrack on social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter), listed as follows:

Notable artists from season 1, like Papa Roach, Evanescence, and Casey Edwards, are returning with new or alternate tracks. Meanwhile, other popular brands and artists are making their Devil May Cry debut, including Avril Lavigne, Amy Edwards, and Korn.

What is Devil May Cry season 2's potential opening credits theme?

Dante using the gun Ivory in Devil May Cry season 2

Dante in Devil May Cry season 2. YouTube/Netflix

The theme song for season 2's opening hasn't officially been revealed at the time of writing, but the track for Devil May Cry season 1's opening credits theme on Netflix is Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle) by Limp Bizkit.

Based on Netflix's music reveal last year for DMC season 1, we predict the opening for Devil May Cry season 2 is either Papa Roach's "See U in Hell" or Casey Edwards & Amira Elfeky "Bazooka" — being the top two tracks, and See U in Hell being featured in the season's main trailer.

Nevertheless, we'll be updating this guide as soon as we first see the opening credits and the selected song is revealed.

As for Rollin' for season 1, the song was first released back in September 2000, reaching number one in the singles charts of the United Kingdom and Ireland, while it also proved popular in the band's home region of North America.

Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle) was subsequently featured in the first Fast & Furious film, released the following year.

What is Devil May Cry season 2's potential end credits theme?

Season 2's end credits song hasn't been revealed yet, either, but Devil May Cry season 1's end credits theme is "Devils Never Cry" (Power Glove Lullaby Mix) by the Australian band Power Glove.

The song is a remixed version of the original Devils Never Cry, which was written for the original soundtrack to 2005's Devil May Cry 3; an acclaimed video game initially released on PlayStation 2 and recently ported to Nintendo Switch.

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Who performs the original Devil May Cry score?

Devil May Cry's original soundtrack is performed by Australian electronic music duo Power Glove.

The two-piece is no stranger to the video game space, having been named after Nintendo's famous 1989 accessory, while they've also composed the soundtrack to Ubisoft's stylised Blood Dragon franchise (which initially spun out of Far Cry 3).

Power Glove is credited on 31 songs from the Devil May Cry official soundtrack, which has been released as an album on music streaming services. You can listen now on Spotify or Apple Music.

Devil May Cry season 1 soundtrack

The White Rabbit in Devil May Cry in a suit with red eyes

The White Rabbit in Devil May Cry. Netflix

In addition to the original compositions from Power Glove, season 1 of the DMC series also features music from other notable bands, including a new track from Evanescence released as a promotional single.

Whether you're catching up on the series for the first time or you're having a full-length recap before season 2, here are the songs you should listen out for in Devil May Cry season 1:

Devil May Cry is available to stream on Netflix. Sign up for Netflix from £5.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media Stream.

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David CraigSenior Drama Writer

David Craig is the Senior Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering the latest and greatest scripted drama and comedy across television and streaming. Previously, he worked at Starburst Magazine, presented The Winter King Podcast for ITVX and studied Journalism at the University of Sheffield.

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