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Unlocking 'Evencry': Your Guide to Kowakujo's Secret Song in BO7

Black Ops 7's Season 4 Reloaded update introduces the Kowakujo Zombies map, complete with a new Easter egg song called "Evencry." To unlock it, players need to find and activate three hidden Mister Peeks headsets located in the Stables, Onsen Baths, and Kitchens.

PublishedJune 27, 2026
Reading Time5 min
Unlocking 'Evencry': Your Guide to Kowakujo's Secret Song in BO7

Black Ops 7 Zombies: How to Jam Out on Kowakujo with 'Evencry'

Alright, Zombies slayers, get ready to add another banger to your undead slaying soundtrack! Black Ops 7's Season 4 Reloaded has dropped, bringing with it the brand-new, spooky, and utterly fantastic Kowakujo map. And what's a new Zombies map without a killer secret song to uncover? Just like tradition dictates, Kowakujo hides an awesome Easter egg tune, and we're here to guide you through finding every last piece of it. Get ready to experience “Evencry,” the latest masterpiece from the legendary Kevin Sherwood, featuring the epic talents of Cole Rolland and Malukah. Trust us, you’ll want this track blasting as you mow down hordes.

Diving into Black Ops 7: The Latest Zombies Playground

First things first, let's set the stage. Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 officially launched on November 14, 2025, bringing its signature dark narrative and, of course, a fresh take on the beloved Zombies mode. It’s available across a wide range of platforms, so whether you're gaming on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, or the Xbox Series X, you can jump into the action. The Season 4 Reloaded update, which introduced the Kowakujo map, landed on June 26, 2026, breathing new life (or un-life, rather) into the game. While the game itself typically retails in the $25-$70 range, this new map is part of the ongoing seasonal content – meaning more bang for your buck if you already own BO7.

The Quest for 'Evencry': What You Need to Know

To get this fantastic new Zombies anthem pumping through your headset (or speakers!), you’ll need to embark on a mini-hunt across the Kowakujo map. Your objective: locate and interact with three very specific, very adorable, blue Mister Peeks headsets. You know, like the little fuzzy bunny ears from previous Zombies maps? Yep, those! The cool thing is, you can tackle these in any order you fancy, and you can activate them at any point during your match. Just approach one and hit Square if you’re on PlayStation or X if you’re rocking an Xbox, and you’ll be one step closer to musical zombie-slaying bliss. Remember, this is a one-and-done deal per match, so make it count!

Headset One: Stables Serenade

Your first stop on this auditory adventure is the Stables. Picture this: you're in a small courtyard, probably grabbing a quick buff from the Death Perception perk machine. Look around that area, specifically towards the corner where a Mystery Box might spawn. Nestled right beside some stacked boxes, you'll spot the first blue, fuzzy-eared Mister Peeks headset. It looks like it’s taken a tumble, but it's waiting patiently for your interaction. Give it a tap, and you’ll hear a satisfying audio cue, confirming you’ve found number one.

Headset Two: Onsen Baths' Hidden Tune

Next up, we're heading to a slightly more serene (but still zombie-infested) location: the Onsen Baths. This spot is conveniently located near the Elemental Pop perk machine. Once you find Elemental Pop, head into the room directly to its right – that’s your Onsen Baths. Now, this one can be a little sneaky. You might not immediately see the headset, but listen carefully. You should hear a faint musical hum near the cubbies, the ones usually adorned with towels and sandals. Even if the headset isn't visually rendered for you (it happened to the GameSpot crew!), interacting with the general area where the sound is coming from will trigger a little laugh, confirming your activation. Don't get spooked if it's invisible; your ears will guide you!

Headset Three: Kitchen Rhythms

For your final piece of the puzzle, make your way to the Kitchens. This area is easily identifiable as it houses the Double Tap perk machine. Once you're in the Kitchens, keep your eyes peeled for a large wooden bowl. This isn't just for cooking up zombie brains (though we wouldn't put it past them) – it's where the last Mister Peeks headset is hiding! You’ll find it snuggled on a bottom shelf within that bowl. Give it a friendly tap, and with all three activated, the electrifying sounds of “Evencry” will flood the Kowakujo map, turning your next few rounds into an even more intense and musically charged experience.

The 'Evencry' Experience: A Soundtrack for Survival

With all three Mister Peeks headsets successfully activated, “Evencry” will begin to play, immersing you in its intense and atmospheric tones. It’s a testament to the continued legacy of Kevin Sherwood's iconic Zombies compositions, made even better with the added flair of Cole Rolland and Malukah. This isn't just background noise; it's a vital part of the Zombies experience, enhancing every headshot and every desperate sprint. So, next time you're loading into Kowakujo, make sure to add this quick Easter egg to your routine. It's a small effort for a huge boost to your overall zombie-slaying enjoyment. Happy hunting, and crank up that volume!

FAQ

Q: What is the name of the Easter egg song in Kowakujo?

A: The Easter egg song is called “Evencry,” composed by Kevin Sherwood and featuring Cole Rolland and Malukah.

Q: Can I unlock the song multiple times in one match?

A: No, you can only activate the “Evencry” Easter egg once per match in Kowakujo.

Q: What platforms is Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 available on?

A: Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is available on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.

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