Bear McCreary - God Of War Soundtrack 2 LP Turquoise Vinyl

The multiple award winning action-adventure game God Of War was first released in 2005, but became such an instant hit, that Santa Monica Studio created seven more versions of the game. The prequel to the original game, released in 2018 for the PlayStation 4, focusses on main character Kratos' journey in the Greek world together with his son Atreus, following a path of vengeance as a result of being tricked into killing his family by Olympian gods. God of War received universal acclaim for its story, design, graphics, combat system, characters and music. It was awarded 'Game of the Year' by numerous media outlets and award shows. God Of War (2018) performed well commercially, selling over five million copies within a month of its release. It became one of the best-selling PlayStation 4 games. The official soundtrack won a BAFTA Award and is composed by Bear McCreary. It is set up around themes he created around primary characters in the game. Inspired by Viking folk music, McCreary used exotic instrumentation and languages from various Northern European folk traditions. It resulted in a score featuring deep choirs, pounding drums, shrieking brass and features Faroese singer-songwriter Eivor (Palsdottir). The American composer Bear McCreary is best known for his work on TV shows like Battlestar Galactica, Outlander, The Walking Dead and won an Emmy Award for the main title of Da Vinci's Demons. God of War is available as a limited edition of 1500 individually numbered copies on turquoise coloured vinyl. This package contains a 4-page booklet with liner notes by Bear McCreary. 1. God Of War 2. Memories Of Mother (Ft. Eivor Palsdottir) 3. Witch Of The Woods 4. Lullaby Of The Giants 5. Ashes (Ft. Eivor Palsdottir) 6. Peaks Pass 7. A Giants Prayer 8. The Dragon 9. Mimir 10. Magni And Modi 11. Echoes Of An Old Life 12. Helheim 13. The Healing 14. The Reach Of Your Godhood 15. Stone Mason 16. Valkyries 17. Deliverance 18. Salvation 19. The Ninth Realm 20. The Summit 21. Epilogue