Linkin Park frontman composed Medal of Honor Warfighter score
Mike Shinoda lends musical talents to EA's upcoming military shooter; band's "Castle of Glass" music video made in collaboration with Danger Close, Digital Domain.
The music in upcoming military shooter Medal of Honor Warfighter was composed by Linkin Park frontman Mike Shinoda, publisher Electronic Arts has announced. According to the announcement, Shinoda's compositions for the game will "add depth and emotion" to the experience.
In addition, EA announced that Linkin Park, Medal of Honor Warfighter developer Danger Close, and special effects studio Digital Domain collaborated on a music video for the band's new song "Castle of Glass" off their new record Living Things, which was released in June.
The video will arrive this October, and features a mix of live action and gameplay from Medal of Honor Warfighter. A sneak peek of the video is available below.
This fall's other blockbuster shooter--Call of Duty: Black Ops II--also features the musical talents of a popular composer. Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails and films like The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and The Social Network wrote that game's opening theme.
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