Gaming|February 9, 2010 4:19 pm

Dark Void Soundtrack



Sure, Dark Void had a rather dismal reception both critically and publicly. That doesn’t mean the soundtrack should suffer from such backlash, especially since the Bear McCreary composed the musical journey. Sumthing Else Music Works announced that the official Dark Void soundtrack is up for grabs in both CD and digital download formats.

The soundtrack features 80 minutes of scores chosen by Bear McCreary himself. There’s even a bonus track, “Theme from Dark Void (Mega Version),” that will tug at your 8-bit rendered heartstrings. Details on the soundtrack are available on Sumthing Else Music Works.

P.S.: If you don’t know who Bear McCreary is, I weep for you. Think back on the awesome scores in Battlestar Galactica or Sarah Connor Chronicles. One word: Epic.

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