The Sound of Tides of Tomorrow: How Lou Corroyer Crafted the Identity of the Mystics
Dive into the choral and vibrant soundscape of Tides of Tomorrow. I chatted with Lou Corroyer to discuss his collaborative work with DigixArt and how he crafted a unique musical identity for this innovative narrative adventure.
The soundtracks to the original DOOM and DOOM II have finally arrived on Spotify and other streaming services
Yesterday, I was telling you about a childhood game for my generation, Rayman. Today, we're going back even further in time with games
From Award-Winning Cinema to Outer Space: Amine Bouhafa’s Video Game Debut in Aphelion
What happens when a César-winning film composer takes on a sci-fi epic? Meet Amine Bouhafa, the man behind the haunting and intimate score of Aphelion. From crystal organs to space-station-sized instruments, we dive into the sonic universe of DON'T NOD’s latest game.
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The Sound of Tides of Tomorrow: How Lou Corroyer Crafted the Identity of the Mystics
Dive into the choral and vibrant soundscape of Tides of Tomorrow. I chatted with Lou Corroyer to discuss his collaborative work with DigixArt and how he crafted a unique musical identity for this innovative narrative adventure.
From Award-Winning Cinema to Outer Space: Amine Bouhafa’s Video Game Debut in Aphelion
What happens when a César-winning film composer takes on a sci-fi epic? Meet Amine Bouhafa, the man behind the haunting and intimate score of Aphelion. From crystal organs to space-station-sized instruments, we dive into the sonic universe of DON'T NOD’s latest game.
Paul Aubry on Expanding the Musical Skies of Airborne Empire
Following the success of Airborne Kingdom, the composer returns to the franchise to craft a richer, more symphonic soundscape for its sequel. Paul Aubry breaks down his creative process, and how he used Ghibli-inspired melodies to bring this floating world to life.
"I put everything I had into it for years", VOLA default talks about Metal Eden
Discover VOLA default’s journey scoring Metal Eden. Insights on Mick Gordon’s influence, sound design, and the raw power of game soundtracks.
"Metal and hyperpop have a lot in common", Sarah Wolfe tells us about Don't Stop, Girlypop!
Since the release of DOOM in 2016, the fast-FPS deck has been completely reshuffled. But id Software’s hit was also somewhat dogmatic. Since then, most of the genre'
"Limiting your sonic palette helps a lot in finding an identity": Nicolas Gueguen talks MIO: Memories in Orbit
As I mentioned in my January mixtape: MIO: Memories in Orbit is my first crush of 2026. And that goes for its soundtrack too, mind you! You’ve already heard
"The challenge is writing music that can be listened to on a loop", Drew Redman talks 1000xRESIST
I started the year discovering 1000xRESIST, and I’m about to end it by playing through Sunset Visitor’s debut game once again. This is a first for me—I
"Jungle fits the PS1 aesthetic quite well", pr0te talks Easy Delivery Co.
Easy Delivery Co. had completely slipped under my radar back in September, but since then, I haven't been able to stop thinking about it—or its absolutely insane
"It’s been the greatest joy of my career", Eddie Marianukroh talks Chained Echoes
Chained Echoes is one of those games that appeared on my radar completely out of the blue, as I hadn't followed its successful Kickstarter campaign. To this day,
"This game adds a wider instrumental palette", Lucie Treacher talks Monument Valley 3
I’ve always been a huge fan of Todd Baker’s work—I still occasionally spin the incredible Tren soundtrack. Naturally, I expected him to be the one at the
"You have to make sure that no sound interferes with the gameplay", Trigg & Gusset talks Blue Prince
Blue Prince caught me completely off guard. I wasn’t expecting it in the slightest, and I even found its name a bit annoying (??). However, once I realized that Dogubomb’
"I knew we needed a saxophone solo", Clark Aboud talks Kind Words 2
The more I think about it, the more I believe that the Kind Words 2 soundtrack was my favorite of 2024. At the very least, it’s the answer that
"I wanted to put a dramatic emphasis on what is revealed", Line Katcho talks 1000xRESIST
I knew I would like 1000xRESIST. I didn't know it would be unforgettable. It’s been a few weeks since I watched the end credits roll, and I’
"Some of the tracks are 8 to 10 years old!", Eli Rainsberry talks Wilmot Works It Out
Eli is an artist whose work I’ve secretly adored for a long time, and their OST for the brand-new Wilmot Works It Out is already one of my favorites