Frédéric Motte celebrates music old and new with two album releases
April 22, 2015 by Chris Greening
We recently talked to Frédéric Motte (aka Elmobo, formerly Moby) about his extensive career in an extensive interview. The ever-active
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Craig Stuart Garfinkle Interview: 25 Years of Dungeons and Dragons
April 21, 2015 by Chris Greening
Even if you have never heard of Craig Stuart Garfinkle, you certainly would have heard his music. Whether trailers for Star
Jason Graves shares Evolve Official Soundtrack on SoundCloud
April 21, 2015 by Chris Greening
Jason Graves (Dead Space, Tomb Raider) has been incredibly busy over the last year composing for three new IPs: Evolve,
Stig takes listeners on a city nighttime adventure with chiptune album
April 21, 2015 by Chris Greening
Stig (aka Stephen Patterson) is a British musician known for hybridising modern electronic styles with chiptune elements. The artist has released
Soundtrack for Out There Omega Edition released
April 21, 2015 by Chris Greening
Siddhartha Barnhoorn, a Dutch film and video game composer, has released his latest soundtrack through Bandcamp. Out There Omega Edition
Takeharu Ishimoto attached to new smartphone soundtrack
April 18, 2015 by Chris Greening
This week, Square Enix unveiled a new title for smartphones: Rampage Land Rankers. Directed by Mitsunori Takashi, developed by HexaDrive,
Tom Salta’s Halo: Spartan Strike soundtrack released
April 18, 2015 by Chris Greening
The newly-released Halo: Spartan Strike is a mobile top-down shooter featuring a new story set in the Halo universe. Returning
Acoustic soundtrack to tactical RPG Telepath Tactics released
April 18, 2015 by Chris Greening
The Kickstarter Telepath Tactics, a medieval tactical RPG inspired by Fire Emblem, was recently released this week on Steam. The
Symphonic game music concert to occur during Nuremberg festival
April 18, 2015 by Chris Greening
On May 5, Nuremberg will celebrate its 950th anniversary with a night of art, music, and culture, called Die Blaue
Album Releases Calendar: 2015 Edition
April 16, 2015 by Chris Greening
Below is a list of upcoming albums related to video games and video game composers. To purchase the albums, click
Motoi Sakuraba returns to Star Ocean 5: Integrity and Faithlessness
April 15, 2015 by Chris Greening
Famitsu announced today that Star Ocean 5: Integrity and Faithlessness is in development for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4. Set between Star Ocean: The
Ubiktune releases ZX Spectrum demoscene album
April 12, 2015 by Chris Greening
Ubiktune, the award-winning chiptune record label behind albums such as Preschtale and Soundshock, have released their latest album. The Blossoming
Elite and After Burner composer Kickstarts orchestral remake project
April 11, 2015 by Chris Greening
David Lowe (aka Uncle Art) is one of the most famous composers from the Commodore era, handling the soundtracks for
Hisayoshi Ogura releases new three-track CD
April 11, 2015 by Chris Greening
The music of Hisayoshi Ogura (aka OGR), former leader of the Zuntata team and the composer of the Darius franchise,
MintJam Interview: The Japanese Rock Band’s Rise to Fame
April 11, 2015 by Chris Greening
MintJam is one of the most successful doujin groups to have emerged from Japan. The rock band features vocalist TERRA (real
Kumi Tanioka announces debut solo album
April 9, 2015 by Chris Greening
Kumi Tanioka (Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles, Ragnarok Odyssey) has announced that she is preparing her first solo album. Entitled Sky’s
Michael McCann returns to Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
April 9, 2015 by Chris Greening
Square Enix officially unveiled Deus Ex: Mankind Divided today with an impressive announcement trailer. A sequel to Deus Ex: Human
Final Fantasy X’s Junya Nakano releases debut album
April 5, 2015 by Chris Greening
Junya Nakano (Final Fantasy X, Musashi: Samurai Legend) has released his first full-length original album. Entitled Phantasm, the album is a
Oleksa Lozowchuk Interview: Behind Dead Rising’s Genre-Defying Scores
April 5, 2015 by Chris Greening
Few artists can claim to be as versatile as Oleksa Lozowchuk. His discography includes everything from critically-lauded contemporary classical albums, to intimate documentary
Thomas Boecker Interview: Why Final Symphony Isn’t the End
March 27, 2015 by Chris Greening
Thomas Boecker’s concert productions have featured heavily on this site over the years, and for good reason. Concerts such as Symphonic Fantasies,
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