“Rom only knows what I’d be without you…”
I’m terrible at Dark Souls, and I’m too broken to play Bloodborne, but at least I can always appreciate the amazing score as the phrase “You Died, Ya’ Feckin’ Ejit!” seeps into view for the trillionth time.
Thankfully, for music lovers/bad players, Bloodborne‘s soundtrack is getting a physical and digital release from Sumthing Else Music Works. Now we can all experience the game’s feverish highs and baroque lows without being humiliated by a simple dog enemy in the process.
It’s an impressive soundtrack, to say the least: 21 tracks performed by a 65-piece orchestra, a 32-piece choir, plus several instrumental soloists and vocalists, most of which was recorded Abbey Road Studios. No vinyl release, sadly, but it’s still going to sound immense with a decent pair of headphones. Got a track that gets your Hunter’s heart pumping? Let us know!
Bloodborne: Orignal Soundtrack is out in NA and EU on April 21, but you can pre-order the digital version now for $9.99. That’s around £6.70 for you lovely Brits.
Bloodborne: Original Soundtrack [Sumthing Else Website/Store]
