"From the open, The Ballad of the Space Babies is sort of a Legend of Zelda-meets-Goblin blend of space jams." Read the rest of the stellar review at ALARM!
Showing posts with label Jim Guthrie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jim Guthrie. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
ALARM Press weighs in on Jim Guthrie's OST to Sword & Sworcery
"From the open, The Ballad of the Space Babies is sort of a Legend of Zelda-meets-Goblin blend of space jams." Read the rest of the stellar review at ALARM!
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Mike Ragogna chats with Jim Guthrie about his soundtrack to Sword & Sworcery at HuffPo!
Great interview with Jim Guthrie at Huffington Post about his soundtrack work for the game Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery: "There has never been a more ideal time to collaborate with other artists and musicians to create an app or video game."
Monday, May 2, 2011
Pitchfork / Kill Screen goes in depth on the collaboration between Jim Guthrie and Superbrothers on Sword & Sworcery!
"A journey into the study of pixel art and a failed attempt at animation led to mixtape swaps with music legend Jim Guthrie and booze-fueled powwows with Capybara Games. Adams helms the Superbrothers project with musical input from Guthrie and development from Capybara. They may ultimately have begun one of the most articulate ruminations on games in the past decade." Read the rest at Pitchfork!
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Jim Guthrie's soundtrack to Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery is out now!
Today marks the premier of the game Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery for the iPhone and gamers couldn't be more excited as it rapidly ascends the best selling App chart at iTunes. Music fans have reason to rejoice as well, the original soundtrack was created by Toronto's Jim Guthrie (also one half of that wonderful band called Human Highway) and it's an ornate, moody, inspired piece of work that was created specifically for the game. It's out now on vinyl or digital formats at his BandCamp page!
Download and share "Little Furnace" off of Swords & Sworcery with your friends!
"Could this be the iPad's Dark Side of the Moon?" - Douglas Wolk
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