The Bloody Beetroots - in Popular Culture

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A number of The Bloody Beetroot tracks and musical scores have appeared in popular video games.

  • In 2008, "Butter" was included on the soundtrack for FIFA 09,
  • "Mac Mac" was featured in 2K Sports' NBA 2K9
  • A remix of "Black Gloves" by Goose became part of the soundtrack for Pro Evolution Soccer 2012.
  • In 2011, the song "31 Seconds to Die" was included on the soundtrack of Saints Row: The Third.
  • "Rocksteady" was used for a montage at Sony's E3 2013 Keynote

Bloody Beetroots has also marketed distinctive fashion items. Most notably, in collaboration with French label Sixpack France, a limited edition specially designed popular band line of t-shirts was released for sale.

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