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Events, Game Music
Review: Ludomusicology Conference 2016
Last month, the fifth annual Ludomusicology conference was held at the University of Southampton in Southampton, England. If you’re not familiar with Ludomusicology, well that wouldn’t be a big surprise. Ludomusicology is a pretty new and pretty small field, and it is the academic study of video game music. Given the nature of video game…
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Doujin, Game Music, Reviews
Coming Up All 7’s – Part Seven by The OneUps (Review)
March 28, 2016 | Sebastian Urrea |
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The OneUps have just released their seventh studio album, appropriately titled “Part Seven”. The OneUps are a video game music cover band that performs arrangements of a wide variety of music, oftentimes in variations of jazz and rock styles. Their latest album, released just prior to this past MAGFest last month, continues this trend with…
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Chip Music, Game Music, Music Production, Reviews
Rytmik Ultimate: A Powerful Tool for Creating and Sharing Your Own Electronic Music (Review)
February 27, 2016 | Sebastian Urrea |
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Rytmik Ultimate is a new app from developer CINEMAX for creating and sharing your own music. Available now for Nintendo 3DS, iPad, and Windows (through Steam), it’s a music workstation that provides a library of sounds to work with and gives you a wide range of tools and settings to customize and tweak everything to…
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Game Music, Japanese
Dragons & Orchestras: A Look at the Musical Style of Koichi Sugiyama
February 1, 2016 | Sebastian Urrea |
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Koichi Sugiyama may not be a familiar name to a lot of gamers in the West, but he is a very well known figure in Japan. He is the man behind the music of the Dragon Quest series (originally released as Dragon Warrior in the West), which despite having only achieved an overall modest success…
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Game Music, Reviews
Not the Soundtrack Your Green Army Men Need, but the One They Deserve: Mean Greens: Plastic Warfare OST (Review)
January 18, 2016 | Sebastian Urrea |
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Did you ever use to play with those little plastic army men when you were little? Maybe setting them up in all sorts of unexpected places around the house, ready to wage the next big battle against the opposing side? If you did, or even if you just like team-based shooter games, Mean Greens: Plastic…
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Game Music, Reviews
Dragon’s Crown Original Soundtrack (Review)
December 5, 2015 | Sebastian Urrea |
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Basiscape Records has just released the soundtrack to the PS3 game Dragon’s Crown, much to the delight of the game’s many fans. Dragon’s Crown features music composed by Hitoshi Sakimoto, and the soundtrack release has been some time in coming given that the game was originally released back in 2013. Though the game has had…
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Game Music, Japanese, Reviews
The Legend Of Legacy Original Soundtrack (Review)
November 26, 2015 | Sebastian Urrea |
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The Legend of Legacy is one the recent JRPG offerings available on the Nintendo 3DS. Released in January 2015 in Japan and just last month in North America, it’s touted as being the spiritual successor to the SaGa series. The soundtrack was composed by Masashi Hamauzu, and fans of his music will be happy to…
Events, Game Music
Review: Ludomusicology Conference 2016
Last month, the fifth annual Ludomusicology conference was held at the University of Southampton in Southampton, England. If you’re not familiar with Ludomusicology, well that wouldn’t be a big surprise. Ludomusicology is a pretty new and pretty small field, and it is the academic study of video game music. Given the nature of video game…
Doujin, Game Music, Reviews
Coming Up All 7’s – Part Seven by The OneUps (Review)
The OneUps have just released their seventh studio album, appropriately titled “Part Seven”. The OneUps are a video game music cover band that performs arrangements of a wide variety of music, oftentimes in variations of jazz and rock styles. Their latest album, released just prior to this past MAGFest last month, continues this trend with…
Chip Music, Game Music, Music Production, Reviews
Rytmik Ultimate: A Powerful Tool for Creating and Sharing Your Own Electronic Music (Review)
Rytmik Ultimate is a new app from developer CINEMAX for creating and sharing your own music. Available now for Nintendo 3DS, iPad, and Windows (through Steam), it’s a music workstation that provides a library of sounds to work with and gives you a wide range of tools and settings to customize and tweak everything to…
Game Music, Japanese
Dragons & Orchestras: A Look at the Musical Style of Koichi Sugiyama
Koichi Sugiyama may not be a familiar name to a lot of gamers in the West, but he is a very well known figure in Japan. He is the man behind the music of the Dragon Quest series (originally released as Dragon Warrior in the West), which despite having only achieved an overall modest success…
Game Music, Reviews
Not the Soundtrack Your Green Army Men Need, but the One They Deserve: Mean Greens: Plastic Warfare OST (Review)
Did you ever use to play with those little plastic army men when you were little? Maybe setting them up in all sorts of unexpected places around the house, ready to wage the next big battle against the opposing side? If you did, or even if you just like team-based shooter games, Mean Greens: Plastic…
Game Music, Reviews
Dragon’s Crown Original Soundtrack (Review)
Basiscape Records has just released the soundtrack to the PS3 game Dragon’s Crown, much to the delight of the game’s many fans. Dragon’s Crown features music composed by Hitoshi Sakimoto, and the soundtrack release has been some time in coming given that the game was originally released back in 2013. Though the game has had…
Game Music, Japanese, Reviews
The Legend Of Legacy Original Soundtrack (Review)
The Legend of Legacy is one the recent JRPG offerings available on the Nintendo 3DS. Released in January 2015 in Japan and just last month in North America, it’s touted as being the spiritual successor to the SaGa series. The soundtrack was composed by Masashi Hamauzu, and fans of his music will be happy to…
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