The composer talks about working on the games and the show, as well as the importance of silence.
The composer talks about working on the games and the show, as well as the importance of silence.
When fans nervously tuned in to watch HBO’s adaptation of one of their favorite video games, there was one familiar presence that immediately calmed their nerves: the mournful guitar of Gustavo Santaolalla. As certain story beats changed and beloved polygonal faces were replaced with new actors, the beating heart of The Last of Us — its mesmerizing, tension-ridden score — survived the transition to TV intact.
“[Series creator] Neil Druckmann has said that my music is
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