Awesome Music / Dan Bull

• His song for Assassin's Creed; one of his earliest works, but it still holds up today.
• The rap for Batman: Arkham Asylum, a dark, eerie song from the perspective of the Dark Knight himself. (Funnily enough, it was supposed to be the first in a series, but nothing seems to have come of it.)
• Dan Bull plus Borderlands 2 equals "Back to the Borderlands", a killer rap with an utterly awesome dubstep track backing it up.
  Hello, Pandora fans!
  I'd like to show my awesome plans!
  Hold on tight to your organs, glands:
  We're riding back to the Borderlands!
• The song near-universally praised as his best lyrically: Halo 4. It really has to be seen to be believed.
• "And the Songbird Sings", his song for Bioshock Infinite is an intense rap that encapsulates the story of Infinite both quickly and awesomely.
• His tracks for The Crew and its sequel, rather than rhyming, use homophones. And it's awesome.
  You're a dead man walking going hard on the brakes
  It's like you're Dead Man Walkn going hard on the breaks
  I'm going to LA to roll over you, ese
  Then I gotta get to New York today, roll over USA
• His track for Grand Theft Auto V. Holy shit. The song perfectly captures the atmosphere of the game, with verses for each protagonist.
• The track for The Wolf Among Us, a noir-styled song complete with Adam Harrington himself on guest vocals!
• One of his best works: the Civilization rap, an utterly beautiful ode to human history.
• The track for Destiny, a pulse-pounding musical "fuck you" to the Darkness, all joined by a chorus quoting — what else? — the Law of the Jungle.

• His song for The Last Guardian is an absolute masterpiece, both with the beauty of the vocals and music and how faithfully the lyrics use jaw-dropping rhymes, alliteration, assonance, and references to events, etc. from the game to describe the unbreakable friendship between the protagonist and Trico.

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