EA Games release Paul Leonard-Morgan's digital score for the game Battlefield Hardline. The game delivers a fresh and stylish new entry to the critically-acclaimed Battlefield franchise as players take to the gritty streets of Los Angeles and Miami in a crime-fueled showdown between cops and criminals. A new class of weapons, vehicles, and gadgets pushes players to approach the game play in entirely new ways. Ziplines, loot-laden getaway motorcycles, nimble police choppers, and muscle cars ensure players get to navigate the concrete jungle in fast, team-based Battlefield multiplayer...

Paul Leonard-Morgan's score for Battlefield Hardline incorporates 19 tracks (1 hr, 5 min, 8 sec) of adrenaline pumping music. While there's very little in the way of memorable themes (outside of 'Getting Trippy') it's perfect for what it was scored for.

In fact, it would also work incredibly well as a soundtrack to listen to in the background while playing other games (I listened to this while playing GTA 5 and it really helps to add to the driving and shoot out segments of the game).

It's doubtful that anyone will buy this to chill out to, but as background music while playing other games or even exercising, this will do the trick.

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Darren Rea