Category: #WeeklyGameMusic
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Weekly Game Music: Glasgow Mega-Snake (Spec Ops: The Line)
New week, new music. Ready for another melancholic music? Here’s Glasgow Mega-Snake by the Scottish rock bad, Mogwai. While it may initially sound like a generic rock music, the composition very quickly wades into an amazing mixture of sadness and rage. A fitting music to this unexpectedly excellent brown shooter, Spec Ops: The Line. Spec…
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Weekly Game Music: Corruption With Rage and Melancholy (ObsCure II)
New week, new music. Ready to get scared? Here’s an excellent sad music from the horror game, ObsCure II. Corruption with Rage and Melancholy by Olivier Deriviere is the type of music that’s exactly what’s written in the title: a swing of two linked emotions. ObsCure II narrates the misadventures of 4 college friends who…
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Weekly Game Music: Kittens, Cake and Cotton Candy (SimCity Societies)
New week, new music. It’s time we talk about SimCity Societes. Yes, that city-building game series! Here’s Kittens, Cake And Cotton Candy by Trevor Morris. Quite an optimistic music for a simulation where you play mayor and god! SimCity Societies is a simulation of city-building. It’s lack of story is made up by the numerous…
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Weekly Game Music: Team Fortress 2 (Main Theme)
New week, new music. As a sort of belated celebration that Team Fortress 2 Beta is now out for Linux, I present you, Team Fortress 2 (Main Theme)! The fast-paced orchestrated composition by Mike Morasky really gets the adrenaline running. So, about Team Fortress 2‘s story. It’s only mentioned via webcomics and other non-game related…
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Weekly Game Music: Deep Red Pastures (Baten Kaitos Origins)
New week, new music. We start this year with a little-known JRPG game. The genre is full of audio surprises. Anyway, here’s Deep Red Pastures, composed by Motoi Sakuraba. It fits with the windy setting of the game, Baten Kaitos Origins. Baten Kaitos Origins starts with our hero, Sagi, tasked to commit murder by his…
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Weekly Game Music: Escape from the City (Sonic Adventures 2)
New week, new music. Since last week was an onslaught of indie games, let’s go with a more main stream and more well-known song this time. Here’s Escape from the City, composed by Jun Senoue and sung by Ted Poley and Tony Harnell. It’s a speed-inducing music played during the first not-that-bad-3D-Sonic-game, Sonic Adventures 2.…