O’Donnell collaborated with Paul McCartney on Destiny’s music for the better ... he did on Revolver with looping machines, [on the song] ‘Tomorrow Never Knows.’” ...

Clearly, no-one told O'Donnell about the plan to finally release his work. The comment by Bungie game director Christopher Barrett is a line from the (awful) Paul McCartney Destiny song ...

You can thank the studio’s former composer Marty O’Donnell for that—O’Donnell ... for a large portion of the music you’ll hear in Destiny, the studio’s latest, biggest game.

Music of the Spheres, the original soundtrack to Destiny that ... the game’s theme song “Hope for the Future,” which later was released as its own single. O’Donnell had a bitter falling ...

More than four years after it was finished, Music of the Spheres, the prequel suite for Bungie Studios' game Destiny by Martin O'Donnell and ... culminating in a song Paul wrote especially for ...

"That was one of the things we were quite worried about, but he seemed excited about it," collaborator Marty O'Donnell of 'Halo ... He reportedly recorded the new song surrounded by a 120-piece ...

it was awarded the rights to the album as part of the settlement between in and O'Donnell. Music of the Spheres includes an extended mix of Hope For the Future, the Destiny closing credits song ...

The song was recorded at London's Abbey ... tweeting a picture of himself and Halo composer Marty O'Donnell in a recording studio. Destiny is out now on Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS4 and PS3.

Marty O’Donnell, a longtime music composer for titles like Halo, Destiny, Riven and Myst, was fired by Bungie’s Board of Directors last week. O’Donnell revealed the news on his Twitter feed ...

Although original Destiny composer Marty O’Donnell was fired from Bungie in ... and it’s evident from the opening notes of the very first song. With booming horns and a somber, melancholy ...

Who can forget Destiny's theme song Hope for the Future, written and recorded by Beatles' star Paul McCartney in collaboration with former Bungie composer Marty O'Donnell? Starfield’s launch is ...