Both the original soundtrack album and single for the theme song of the 2015 movie, Dragon Ball Z: Revival of “F”, have been announced via King Records in Japan.

The as-yet untitled single for the equally-untitled theme song, which will be performed by Momoiro Clover Z, will be released 29 April 2015 in Japan and will come in two versions: a standard edition on CD containing three songs and their respective karaoke versions (KICM-1594; ¥1157 + tax; ¥1250 total), while one will also include a Blu-ray featuring the music video for the movie’s theme (KIZM-345~6; ¥1713 + tax; ¥1850 total).

The movie’s original soundtrack (KICA-3241; ¥2667 + tax; ¥2880 total) will drop 08 May 2015 in Japan and will contain a tentative 40 background music tracks composed by Norihito Sumitomo, along with a “movie-size” version of the theme song by Momoiro Clover Z. Unfortunately, the soundtrack’s release after the movie is already in theaters means that we may not be able to use it to divine anything about the story beforehand unless we receive an early tracklisting; the full tracklisting for the Battle of Gods original soundtrack hit roughly a month ahead of the film, allowing for all sorts of speculation.

The standard CD single, the CD single + Blu-ray combo, and the film’s original soundtrack are all available for pre-order from CDJapan.

Thanks to TheDevilsCorpse for the heads-up!