Music interview trailer

http://www.gametrailers.com/video/th…agon-age/56902

Blood, dark, blood blood, Lord Darkity Dark from planet Darkington with a bloody nose. But once they finish giving the 12-year-olds in EA marketing their due, the interview gets good.

Here's what i wrote in another thread (Soundtrack by Inon Zur) newsbit.

Inon Zur's work can sometimes sound cluttered, he overlays tracks that are out of unison (delayed syncopation) he often uses 'attack' in backgrounds which leads to a muddled mid sound stage mass of unseperables, he obviously does this for 'emphasis' - but as we all know, emphasis can come from sweeter quiet periods as well. In other words, he can sometimes overdo it, he tries to fit in more than is sufficient.
Just my two pence opinion as a listener.
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A bit critical and subjective on my part (and was all related to Dragon age - no other - i should have mentioned this) Inon Zurs ability was never in question. Indeed the application demands the requirement as he clearly indicates in that link, he has to go along with Bioware's instructions.

Here's some Icewind Dale soundtracks for comparison and shows Inon Zurs composer 'flexibility'.

Targos Town
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HW5r1QWMF9Q

Kuldahar
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9y96Y2JE5F8&feature=re

Prince of Persia (with Stuart Chatwood)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tlYNfbmbsg

Fallout 3 theme
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXUsoavE6AI

Originally Posted by Wulf
Here's some Icewind Dale soundtracks for comparison and shows Inon Zurs composer 'flexibility'.

Kuldahar
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9y96Y2JE5F8&feature=re

IWD1's soundtrack was done by Jeremy Soule not Zur.

Yes, they were just randomly selected. Actually Soule and Zur together made some great soundtracks, very good compositions but can't remember which.