Support indie musicians by jamming to Castle Crashers, Dustforce and more, then buying their soundtracks direct!
You know those albums that have like, just eight tracks but every single one is a masterpiece? That’s the Marble Madness soundtrack. Every song in the game is hugely memorable, and now we have the amazingly rockin’ tribute album from the folks behind Metroid Metal. Continue reading »
I’ve been a Virt fan for some time now – probably beginning with this incredible Shadowgate remix – and ever since he became part of WayForward he’s continued to crank out quality stuff. This latest release isn’t tied to a game, but FX4 is nonetheless worthy of a listen, as it channels all the awesomeness of a newly energized NES, ready to blast the world with 8-bitty goodness. Continue reading »
Kotaku has posted a telling interview with Danny “Super Meat Boy” Baranowsky that suggests video game music is one of the most (if not the most) viable outlet for aspiring musicians. With so many games being released each week via iPhone, Android, XBLA, PC and beyond, it makes total sense – but I’ll let Danny and author Kirk Hamilton explain. Continue reading »
Missed out on the first Indie Game Music Bundle? Part two is here with another undeniably awesome assortment of homegrown VGM. Of particular note are the OSTs to Mighty Switch Force (a 3DS gem I’m currently playing with tunes from Jake Kaufman) and the tear-jerking To The Moon.