The music involved in Madden 27 is immense, but while a lot of genres have songs represented, let's be real: The game needs its rock and roll. More specifically, its arena rock. This is football and music that we are discussing, after all. The Carpenters aren't going to cut it.
Instead, along with the brilliance of Bad Bunny and Lil Wayne, those who play the game will get to hear some absolute rock gems. The people who choose the music for Madden choose wisely.
Rock fans might simply want to purchase the game just to be surprised by what songs will suddenly appear. The list includes a 2002 version of Ozzy Osbourne's "Crazy Train," as well as pieces of bliss like "Ace of Spades" by Motorhead.
Madden 27 soundtrack features a lot of classic rock
But that is far from all the excellent rock and metal that is involved. Other tracks include the Who's "Won't Get Fooled Again," Metallica's "For Whom the Bell Tolls," and Lamb of God's "Into Oblivion."
If you like White Zombie, the White Stripes, or rising rock goodness, the Paradox, you will get that too. The truth is, there are so many songs (80 in total) that someone is going to find something they like, unless they just don't like music. In which case, they likely stumbled onto this article by accident, and we apologize.
The soundtrack for Madden 27 was dropped on Apple Music on August 6, while the game itself drops from EA Sports on Thursday, August 13. That is a few weeks before the start of the new NFL season. The first game of Week 1 will feature the Seattle Seahawks versus the New England Patriots and will be held on Wednesday, September 9.
Madden 27 is the 37th edition of the video game, and, as one can expect, the graphics have changed quite a bit. As in years past, the game features players rated to 99, the highest rating one can achieve.
If you want to rock out while playing with the best players, creating your own kind of cheat code, the players who earned a 99 in the new edition include Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen, Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase, Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride, and Los Angeles Rams edge rusher Myles Garrett.
Again, you could just buy the game for the music. Not mentioned above in relation to the songs are tunes from the Killers, Stone Temple Pilots, Underoath, and Paramore. No Carpenters or Steely Dan, however. If you are into those groups, you will need to look elsewhere.
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