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New Rock Band DLC Announced: HIM, Marilyn Manson, The Police, and More
Harmonix announced some new Rock Band DLC on its forums, seven new songs set to launch on February 23 for Xbox 360 and February 25 for PlayStation 3. It’s a pretty odd mix of stuff, featuring three new tracks from Finnish progressive metal band HIM, one by Marilyn Manson, and a deep cut by the Police.
Here’s the full list:
HIM – “Heartkiller” *
HIM – “Ode to Solitude”
HIM – “Wings of a Butterfly”
KSM – “Distracted” *
Marilyn Manson – “The Dope Show”
One Night Only – “Just For Tonight” *
The Police – “Walking On the Moon” *
Tracks marked with a “*” will be available in the LEGO Rock Band music store. (Wonder why Marilyn Manson didn’t make the cut?)
All songs will be available for individual purchase at $1.99 a song (160 Microsoft Points), and the three HIM songs can be purchased as the “HIM Pack 01” for $5.49. Note: The post on the Rock Band site also said the tracks would be 200 Wii Points ($2.00) individually, but no Wii release date was given for the tracks.
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