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Crusader Kings II: Orchestral House Lords

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Gaining inspiration from some of the iconic Crusader Kings II tracks, the Orchestral House Lords selection elevates songs to a new level by incorporating drops when base meets classical. This is a mus..
Release Date14.07.2015
Operating SystemsMac OS
PublisherParadox Interactive AB
Operating SystemsWindows
GenresStrategy

2.99€


Description

Gaining inspiration from some of the iconic Crusader Kings II tracks, the Orchestral House Lords selection elevates songs to a new level by incorporating drops when base meets classical. This is a musical experience for the CK fan craving an up tempo experience across a classical backdrop.  
 
Orchestrated by Swedish composer Tobias Gustafsson, Orchestral House Lords is a crossover between electro, orchestral and marching epic music.  Picture Hans Zimmer meeting Interstellar in a nice beat whilst building your own dynasty.
 
This music pack includes the following songs: 
  • 01 Main Theme ( Electro Orchestral Mix)
  • 02 Journey To Absolution ( Electro Orchestral Mix)
  • 03 Kingdom Of Jerusalem ( Marching Epic Mix)
  • 04 The First Crusade ( Electro Orchestral Mix)
  • 05 Horns Of Hattin And The Aftermath ( Marching Epic Mix)


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