Tag Archives: chiptune

Amogh Symphony streams new song. And you thought you’d hear it all!

by Dæv Tremblay

1289, Voyeur Will Shine, Fight For Distinction, Evolution Is Mine is the first single off of Amogh Symphony‘s third album “Vectorscan”.

…And it’s mind-blowing! Meditation chants, chiptune, glitch music, noise, funk, movie music, tech-death, world music… everything seems to be found in that song! Even excerpts from “The Quantum Hack Code” are hidden in the music, hinting at the fact that this is a sequel to the story, in all it’s incandescent glory!

If you placed expectations for this album, they’re very probably ruined, but this album will definitely be a milestone in music history … Read more

Talking to Women about Videogames: The Album – on sale for $0.99

by Jeff Nixon

Now on sale for just 99 cents is the “Talking to Women about Videogames” album by Jonathan Holmes (associate editor of Destructoid). This album is a collection of remixes of the theme song of Jonathan’s YouTube series Talking to Women about Videogames and features tracks by video game music composers such as Jesse Hopkins (Mount and Blade, Gratuitous Space Battles), Souleye (VVVVVV), Danny B (Super Meat Boy, HAWP), Matt Harwood (Bit.Trip, Alien Hominid) among many others. This album is all over the place with some very low … Read more

Chiptune + Charity 2

by Jeff Nixon

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C-Jeff’s Prechtale album which we posted a couple months back is now being offered as part of the Groupees bundle: Chiptune + Charity 2

For just $1 (or more) you get Prechtale, along with 7+ other chiptune albums. There are also special perks for donating more (if you’re the #3 top contributor C-Jeff will include your name or nickname (within reason!) in a song title for his upcoming album “Big Steel Wheels”).

Check it out!

-Jeff… Read more

Manhattan-DIY – ∞ – 15 = ∞

by Dæv Tremblay

 

French dudes Manhattan-DIY came to us earlier this year with an awesome math-rock album with 8-bit and experimental elements.

Their album consist of 6 songs screamed in French, with some exceptions to this rule. Sometimes with nintendo destruction sounds, other times with dirty guitars and a real band. Contemplative parts follow more driving ones, and some others more chaotic to deliver a perfect blend of mathtendocore with emotion.

The ca. 40 minutes album infinity minus fifteen equals infinity is an acquisition you all ought to make.

Go do this on their bandcamp page.

-D… Read more