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Tag Archives: Music
Oh Wonder: “Without You”
Elvis Presley & The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra: “Burning Love”
“The Expanse” Opening Credits Sequence
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What did you think?? Note the awesome music by Clinton Shorter. It’s got an almost “fairy tale” feel to it, eh? Don’t forget to check out the other goodies on Syfy’s website, including the full NY Comic Con panel!
And if all that weren’t enough, there’s a special Expanse screening on December 3rd, in Santa Fe, at the Jean Cocteau Theater, where Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck will be available to sign books (and body parts?!). George R. R. Martin will be there too! More info at their official blog here.
ONE. MORE. THING. It was recently announced that there will be a DIGITAL release for The Expanse, a few weeks ahead of the television premiere date. On NOVEMBER 23RD, “Dulcinea” (Episode 1) will be available to stream in the United States, on syfy.com, among other websites. That is TEN days away. Tennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn.
Born Ruffians: “Oh Cecilia”
“Halo 5” Theme Music Leaked, And It’s Goddamn Beautiful
Between this, The Expanse, and Star Wars Episode VII, it’s a good time to be a fan of sci-fi. October 27 can’t come fast enough.
It’s great to hear Kazuma Jinnouchi (who remixed the soundtrack for the Halo 2 remaster) return to Martin O’Donnell’s iconic Halo themes, and in doing so, returning to the “mystical” feel that I tend to associate with the franchise. But, don’t get me wrong, the guy is still doing his own thing, particularly with the piano. Jinnouchi replaces Neil Davidge, who scored Halo 4.
Koji Kondo: “Super Mario Galaxy: Original Soundtrack”
I heard this while watching SGDQ a couple weeks ago and felt chills. It’s like . . . ambition, in music form.
Excuse me. I need to go cry some manly tears.
Muse: “Starlight” + “Supermassive Black Hole”
Django Django: “Giant” + Houndmouth: “Sedona”
Shoji Meguro and Yumi Kawamura: “Kimi no Kioku (Memories of You)”
I just recently dominated the shit out of Persona 3 Portable (for the third time!) and was treated to this tear-inducing, feels-hashtagging bad boy during the credits. “Kimi no Kioku” was composed by Shoji Meguro and sung by Yumi Kawamura.
