Announcement | Presenting We Live Dangerously


It's finally here. Over the past few months while we have been "under wraps" we have been working on something that we are finally ready to unveil. Over the past year we have been secretly working on a project with familiar faces as well as new comers that we are excited to bring into the fold; And, that said project is something that we are excited and proud to call "We Live Dangerously"; A project that brings two of our favorite past-times together and combines them into one. 

Taking the time to create this project was no easy task and finally seeing it surface is a sight to behold and we are excited to see it after all this time to be formally revealed. This project was created with love and an equal amount of nostalgia that pays homage to one of the greatest gaming franchises of all time Burnout, as well as it's fantastic spiritual successor Dangerous Driving. We Live Dangerously just like Burnout 3: Takedown is 44-tracks of pure rock, punk, and alternative patiently awaiting you to take to the streets of Dangerous Driving and encapsulate yourself to the fire and fury of the enthralling experience. We, alongside our friends The Music Division, Full Throttle, and In Division, we introduce you to the musical experience of We Live Dangerously. 

Have fun. Be safe. And live dangerously.

Full soundtrack includes:

09 & Chris Ratzlaff (Fallstar, Northlander) - Idle Hands
AFI - Escape From Los Angeles
Alkaline Trio - Minds Like Mindfields
American Arson - Stay True
Angels & Airwaves - Kiss & Tell
Beartooth - The Past Is Dead
Boston Manor - Carbon Mono
Bring Me The Horizon - Teardrops
Chevelle - Self-Destructor
Colony House - Lights On
Crown The Empire - Sudden Sky
Deadwulf - Normal
De'Wayne - National Anthem
Dragged Under ft. Spencer Chamberlain (Underoath) - Brainwash Broadcast
Empty - Temporary High
Gojira - Born For One Thing
Hawthorne Heighs - Holy Coast
Holding Absence - Beyond Belief
Idle Threat - No Turning Back
KennyHoopla & Travis Barker - Estella//
Knuckle Puck - Tune You Out
Like Pacific ft. Andrew Neufeld (Comeback Kid) - Hands Tied
Machine Gun Kelly ft. Kellin Quinn (Sleeping With Sirens) - Love Race
Manchester Orchestra - Bed Head
Mod Sun - Betterman
Nominee - Wrah Wrah
Nothing,Nowhere ft. KennyHoopla & Judge - Blood
Ocean Grove - Sense Again
Plague Vendor - New Comedown
Rise Against - Broken Dreams, Inc.
Royal Blood - Trouble's Coming
Salt Creek - On Your Road
Sleeping With Sirens - Break Me Down
Static Dress - Sweet.
Teenage Wrist - Taste Of Gasoline
The Beautiful Mistake - East Of Eden
The Dirty Nil - Elvis '77
The Used - Paradise Lost, (a poem by John Milton)
Trash Boat - Synthetic Sympathy
Twenty One Pilots - Shy Away
Waterparks - You'd Be Paranoid Too (If Everyone Was Out To Get You)
We Were Sharks - Beyond Repair
Wolves At The Gate - Stop The Bleeding
Yungblud - Strawberry Lipstick

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