Driver: San Francisco released to huge success

Ubisoft’s Driver: San Francisco has been released to critical acclaim. One of the most hotly anticipated racing games of the year, its extensive and varied soundtrack has been getting a lot of attention, making it the forerunner in the games market at the moment.

ThinkSync successfully placed ‘Born Bad, Born Beautiful’ by Two Lone Swordsmen, ‘On Fire’ by Alec Empire and ‘10,000 Years’ by The Agnostic Mountain Gospel Choir.

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Wooden Shjips – West

Wooden Shjip’s new album, West, represents an exploration of a vast and, for them, unexplored continent and all of the mythology, romanticism, and idealism that it embodies.

The steady driving rhythms are overlaid by thick and distorted guitar lines, both melodic and boundless. Where they may lead cannot be anticipated but following them is exhilarating.

Break My Fall set for cinema release

ThinkSync Music are proud to announce that Break My Fall, a feature film by Kanchi Wichmann, is set for theatrical release on the 22nd July. It will screen daily at the Apollo Cinema, Piccadilly Circus in London’s west end.

Music Coordinated by ThinkSync Music, the soundtrack features rising stars of the UK independent music scene – Micachu, Plug, Wet Dog, Peggy Sue, Sam Amant, Alan MX, old favourites The Raincoats, Scout Niblett and Numbers.

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Atari Teenage Riot release ‘Is This Hyperreal?’

“Supremely intense” – NME 9/10

“Reunited anarchists kick against the digital pricks” – Kerrang! 4/5 Stars

“Real petrol bomb stuff” – Uncut

“Welcome to the future again” – Artrocker Album of the Month

“An Impeccable return” – Drowned in Sound

Seminal digital hardcore band Atari Teenage Riot are back with a vengeance after a 10 year hiatus. A record filled with hard breakbeats and heavy synths, it attacks themes such as government control and politics throughout. This is fast-paced music with attitude.

Playing at festivals across Europe this summer; US tour begins on 4th September. More details here.

Head on over to the music page to download ‘Is This Hyperreal?’