Activision has released the full 32-song in-game soundtrack playlist for Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5.

The soundtrack is mostly made up of modern alt-rock and pop-punk, though it also includes a 1974 track from Detroit protopunk group Death.

Developer Robomodo also defended the game's new cartoony rendering style in a GameInformer interview, citing the need to run at 60fps at 1080p, "even when you're shredding with 20 people in the same session online."

The soundtrack listing is as follows.

Anti-Flag – “Stars and Stripes”
Atmosphere – “Southsiders”
Black Pistol Fire – “Hipster Shakes”
Bully – “Milkman”
Cloud Nothings – “I’m Not Part of Me”
Cold Cave – “A Little Death to Laugh”
Connie Price and the Keystones – “International Hustler”
Crass Mammoth – “All 149″
Deaf Poets – “Degenerate Mind”
Death – “Keep On Knocking”
Death From Above 1979 – “Virgins”
Deer Mother – “When The Wolves Come Out”
Doomtree – “Mini Brute”
Fake P – “Rorschach”
Family Force 5 -“Raised By Wolves”
Four Year Strong -“Go Down In History”
Harlan – “Moment To Myself”
Hundred Visions – “Our Ritual”
Hungry Hands – “Highline”
Icon For Hire -“Cynics and Critics”
Killer Be Killed -“Wings of Feather and Wax”
New Politics -“Everywhere I Go”
Plague Vendor – “Black Sap Scriptures”
Ratatat -“Cream on Chrome”
RattBlack – “Skate Rock”
Royal Blood – “Little Monster”
State Champs – “Secrets”
Temples – “Shelter Song”
The Orwells – “Who Needs You”
The Schitzophonics – “Rat Trap”
The Sheds – “Bad Things are Bad”
Yogi & Skrillex – “Burial”

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 launches September 29 on new-gen and previous-gen consoles.