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Dear Esther
01:13
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I Have Begun my Ascent
04:19
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Remember (Donnelly)
00:37
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Twenty One
02:52
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Golden Ratio
02:08
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Remember (Paul)
00:37
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On the Motorway
02:00
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Standing Stones
02:08
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Always (Hebridean mix)
09:04
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The Bones of Jakobson
03:42
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Remember (Jakobson)
00:48
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This Godforsaken Aerial
03:26
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Moon in my Palm
02:42
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Remember (Esther)
00:36
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Always (Sanford Mix)
07:15
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The Very Air
01:17
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Ascension
03:00
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Jessica Curry UK
Jessica Curry is a composer for games.
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I discovered this ost first (initially through Spotify) before I bought the game. When it comes to video game music, I'm usually drawn to the battle themes. I feel like the battle themes in Banner Saga give off a slower, more "dreary" vibe (unlike in games like Final Fantasy where it gives off a more "epic" vibe), which I think reflects the refugees' hard journey and the terror that they face. It intrigued me enough to want to buy the game and ultimately immersed me deeper into the world.
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