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Max Payne 3 Soundtrack Hits This Month
Gamers are constantly looking for ways to increase their health. With Max Payne 3, all they’ll need to do is turn up the volume. LA-based band Health, composed and recorded Max Payne 3 Official Soundtrack, which will be available digitally on May 23.
Health’s soundtrack to Max Payne 3 features the song "Tears,” and the release of this single on iTunes coincides with Max Payne 3’s console launch on May 15.
“Working on the soundtrack to Max Payne 3 was a great experience,” said Health band member John Famiglietti. “Rockstar gave us the freedom to bring our own sound to Max’s dark story, and we’re really proud of the results.”
You can catch excerpts of "Tears" during the most recent Max Payne 3 TV spot, and can read more about what band thinks about the game during a recent interview with Pitchfork.
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