The Metroid Soundtrack in Heavy Metal Format

Every hard-core gamer is a fan of the Metroid franchise. The NES and SNES versions were probably the most popular games on either of those gaming systems. Any Metroid fan probably knows the in-game music by heart too. And if not, they would recognize it if they heard it.

Metroid Metal is one of the coolest downloads any gamer could have in their collection. The project started in 2005 by Dan Taylor, which has now evolved into a full-fledged band with Kevin Lawrence, Dan Behrens and Micheal Molnar.

There are a whole bunch of free songs on the site from Metroid, Super Metroid, Metroid 2, Metroid Prime, Metroid Prime 2 and Metroid Prime 3. You can also purchase a remastered lossless CD if you donate at least $6 to the project. Go listen, it’s awesome!

1 thought on “The Metroid Soundtrack in Heavy Metal Format”

  1. So, here I am on a slow Friday googling myself, and I find this. I must say, I’m very flattered! However, it would be wrong of me not to point out that the project was actually started in 2003 by Grant Henry (http://www.stemage.com) and I came on board in 2005 with the Super Metroid track, Maridia.

    That said, you just totally made my day!

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