We know we’ve already been diligent in keeping you abreast of the status of Bear McCreary’s epic soundtrack for Dark Void , so consider this our penultimate update on the topic: The game’s score is now available to download through iTunes , Amazon and a number of other retailers. It’s very, very good . If you have some extra cash lying around, and enjoy the occasional non-lyrical musical offering, you should purchase it post-haste.
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PSA: Dark Void soundtrack now available on iTunes, Amazon
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The pangs of despair we felt upon seeing the recent delay of Dark Void came in two distinct, yet equally heartbreaking flavors.
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Bear McCreary explains inspiration for Dark Void score
Listen, we don’t have a dude-crush on Battlestar Galactica and Dark Void compose Bear McCreary — rather, we have an ear-crush on his musical creations. Once you finally get your hands on Capcom’s jetpack-infused action title, you’ll understand why — though during a recent interview with Examiner, McCreary revealed that those who suffer from unbearable jetpackphobia might be able to hear his work on yet another video game in the near future. In the Examiner interview , McCreary revealed he’s “doing another video game this summer,” as well as “a couple other non-science fiction projects [he] can’t announce just yet.” We hope one of those projects is following us around, composing live musical accompanyment for our every action
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