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Why Robin Makes Batman Better Music fans rejoice, today saw the release of a couple of melodious treats with which to massage your ear-holes.
And so we come to the end of our “Best Game Music of 2011″ series, where tradition dictates we crown a victor. I’m only half-serious, of course; it’s all but impossible to say what the best anything is, and that’s doubly true of something as ephemeral and subjective as music. But all the same, Jim Guthrie’s soundtrack for Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP was hands-down my favourite video game soundtrack of the year.
It all started with a song, an instrumental created with a PlayStation by Canadian musician Jim Guthrie, it seems.
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