Some of our landings were desperate adventures.

We are now prepared to meet the inevitable counter-attacks with power and with confidence. My name is Gary Butterfield.

My name is Cole Ross.

You're listening to Bonfire Side Chat.

It is a tunelessly chanting favorite.

And this week we are continuing our musical identity series here on the show by looking at the soundtrack for the main game of Bloodbourne.

Yeah.

So this will be this episode and then we'll be taking a break and they'll be getting Death's Gambit next time.

This is covering the main Bloodbourne soundtrack, not the DLC, that will come later, likely packaged with the Dark Souls 3 DLC because they're both

short, but this soundtrack on its own is incredibly long.

Yes.

And if I am being super honest, I was beaten into submission through monotony through the

soundtrack.

This was very disappointing.

It's not like it catches me hugely by surprise, because I remember it being an issue when we were putting the season together, both in talking about the content.

Like we get through a whole episode and say, yeah, we said nothing about the music and we usually do.

And then editing, you know, editing everything.

Like, you know, when we do the boss drops, there's always, like every game prior to this,

we would say, and now it is time for underpants, the hell goblin.

And then we have put in this big sting.

That was the beginning of the track.

Bloodborn, everything takes two minutes to wind up.

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