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Driver: Parallel Lines Soundtrack Revealed

ATARI today revealed details about the soundtrack to its forthcoming Hollywood-style action-driving blockbuster Driver: Parallel Lines. Alongside over seventy stunning licensed Electronic Theatre Image tracks which bridge the two gameplay eras with effortless cool, ATARI have secured the services of a number of exceptional world-renowned artists from the worlds of Hip-Hop, Punk-Rock and Dance to produce brand new music exclusively for Driver: Parallel Lines. The music and artists have been chosen to reflect the two distinct eras of gameplay and also the great city of New York which has contributed immeasurably to the musical wealth of the world.

Working with Nimrod Productions Ltd, one of the most established audio production companies in the videogame industry, ATARI has selected a number of top artists to supply new exclusive material for Driver: Parallel Lines including Public Enemy, Grandmaster Flash, Suicide, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Arthur Baker, Mylo, Paul Oakenfold, Lifesavas featuring Vernon Reid and the Audio Bullys.

In addition to the brand new exclusives, the two eras will be underscored by a remarkable roster of licensed music, with David Bowie, Blondie, Iggy Pop, WAR, The Temptations, Funkadelic, Marvin Gaye, Parliament, and Average White Band amongst those scoring the 1978 era, and bands including The Roots, LCD Soundsystem, TV on the Radio, Kaiser Chiefs, Secret Machines,Electronic Theatre Image and The Dead 60's lend their visceral sounds to the New York cityscape of 2006.

"Driver: Parallel Lines gives players two eras of hard driving in one of the greatest cities on earth, and so the music had to be right. The artists who have produced tracks exclusively for the game barely need an introduction to anyone with a musical bone in their body, and to have secured their services is testament to the potency of the Driver brand," said Cyril Voiron, Marketing Director, ATARI Europe. "The right in-game music can transform a gaming experience from great to unforgettable and the tracks we have picked for Driver: Parallel Lines will literally keep players in the cars just to hear what the next tune is."

"The melting pot of the New York music scene stretches across so many musical boundaries that it seems to effortlessly create an infectiousElectronic Theatre Image mix, from obscure 70's gems to classic tracks, and important new bands to the modern day musical heroes," said Marc Canham, game Soundtrack Composer and Music Producer for Driver: Parallel Lines.

Developed by award-winning studio Reflections Interactive, whose credits include Stuntman, Destruction Derby and Shadow Of The Beast, Driver: Parallel Lines is the next instalment of ATARI's legendary Action/Driving franchise. Players can modify and juice-up cars while engaging in the most thrilling Hollywood-style car chases ever across a Free-Roaming, stylised New York City with over thirty-five diverse Missions, no Loading Times, incredibly realistic driving physics, and a brand new story set across both 1978 and 2006.

Set for release on PlayStation2 and Xbox, on 17th March, 2006, in the UK, Driver: Parallel Lines will be a must-have title for Action/Driving fans. Available from the Electronic Theatre: Online Shop for an unbeatable price, Driver: Parallel Lines is the must-have game for Spring 2006.

 

Kev J.

06/03/06

 

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