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The Last Of Us Volume 2 Soundtrack Out Now, Features Music From Left Behind
When The Last of Us was nearing its June 2013 release, we shared a video featuring composer Gustavo Santaolalla. His haunting melodies helped color the intense relationships among the major players in our Game of the Year selection.
Santaolalla, an Academy Award winning composer, is featured once more on a new collection of tracks from The Last of Us. Volume 2 features more music from the original game along with tunes from the Left Behind DLC, which is slated for release on February 14.
You can purchase the 25-track album from iTunes or Amazon. Those that opt for the entire album (rather than individual tracks) will also get a digital booklet.
Our Take
I am a firm believer that music in games can make or break the experience. In the case of Santaolalla’s haunting guitar, it is most certainly the former.
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