For reasons that i can't really outright explain this track reminds me of a few things.. one is
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3FSeX4VOiE and one is
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAIgYbqFkro That said, i really like it, but not primarily because of it being grandiose, but more to the point that i feel the audio dares. This is a weird explanation to give, but i feel a lot of the older games 'dared' with their music and soundscape, with my primary example being Red Alert 2. Music that draws you out of your comfort zone and says "Here's something that's intense enough to make you care", versus just ambiental or tunes you outright can forget once you stop playing, their role purely functional from an audio standpoint, no message behind them.
Completely unrelated, but StianStark> Did you get to play Remember Me? I though the soundscape and use of music and cues in that game was absolutely fantastic, and it was one of the few triple A games in recent memory that gave that much care to it, i felt. Olivier Deriviere did great things, but more to the point, his work was used extremely well.
LE: Now that you got me talking, the quiet summer guitar of Life is Strange is beautiful to quiet you down and set the mood to draw you into the game, no matter how you feel before clicking the exe.
LE2: Yeah, i really, really, really, really love game music and audio.