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Max LL delivers a soundtrack that lands like a ton of bricks...in the best way. It's always wonderful when a composer can make us react so strongly to their work. Buckle up, grab the ti…

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A gem from early SNES era titles. Jon and Mike dissect the intricacies of this soundtrack and enjoy the smooth, easy-listening while commenting on the originality of such a soundtrack f…

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David Wise composes an eclectic series of songs that Mike holds in high esteem. Jon takes a big boot and stamps out his dreams though as he has a slightly...different take on the album.…

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The guys dive into a short, yet emotional game this week. They discuss the nature of the game and how the soundtrack brings out such strong emotions on such a simple premise. 

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A whole slew of artists contributed to this Devolver title. Hotline Miami puts a stereotypical microscope on the excesses of the 1980's' crime world with its ultra-violent, fast and dru…

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This week we celebrate Hiroki Kikuta and his wonderful soundtrack to a classic RPG. While the game itself may not hold up in Mike's eyes, the memories are both intact for both hosts. Th…

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Welcome to the debut of a new semi-frequent show series! Mike and Jon stop down just to chat and give listeners a peek into who they are as hosts and people. Interspersed throughout the…

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Mike and Jon dive into the world of Crusader Kings III and the illustrious soundtrack that accompanies it. Philip Wareborn and Andreas Waldetoft construct the backdrop to a deep and vas…

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Steve Collett's industrial and thundering soundtrack is on display this week as Mike and Jon dive in. The guys discuss relations to the film series, the different entries into the video…

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Several artists contribute to the sequel soundtrack in the Quake franchise. Is it what we expected? Not especially, but it packs a punch that gives the game attitude with dirty, angry g…

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Jake Kaufman sends listeners back to the eighties with his diverse, adventurous and exciting soundtrack. Mike and Jon discuss some of their favorite tracks and celebrate the contributio…

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A game everyone remembers. This N64 title brought fun, engaging and diverse FPS gameplay to home consoles. At the root of many parties and sleepless nights is the four-player deathmatch…

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To celebrate the new release of Tears of the Kingdom, Mike and Jon revisit their favorite Legend of Zelda soundtrack. Composed by the legendary Koji Kondo, ALttP is a wonderful adventur…

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Paul Ruskay's ethereal, atmospheric and at times brooding and suspenseful soundtrack is covered this week. Mike and Jon discuss the sounds of space, ironic, we know. Mike swoons over th…

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We get stealthy in this review of Noriyuki Asakura's masterpiece soundtrack. Join us as we break down a few of our favorite tracks and praise the composer's use of various unique instru…

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Mike comes clean and Jon praises one of his childhood favorites. Listen in as they get deep with the thematic influences, dark overtones and blatant change of pace for what we would say…

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A unique blend of electronica and orchestra builds this soundtrack. Mike and Jon discuss the jump from book to video game for the BattleTech series. Mike appreciates the attention to de…

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An obscure shooter on a platform few people knew existed outside Japan. What a soundtrack! Yasuhito Saito composes a killer 80's pop/disco jam fest for this space shooter. With some bla…

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Today we celebrate the delightfully on-the-nose and fanciful soundtrack by Paul Romero and Rob King. The compositions are exquisite, if not a tad out of place at times. Join Mike and Jo…

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The man, the myth, the legend, Frank Klepacki joins us today for an interview! Mike and Jon ask him about his history and growing up with a musical family, breaking into the video game …