January 2014

The GIF gods have spoken: Mobius Trip and Hadron Kaleido, up next.

By Michael Guy Bowman

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Fanart source: socks-and-notebooks.

For such a high-energy, spirited tune, it’s got a surprisingly deep message behind it. Check out the lyrics in the video description here. Bowman’s falsetto vocals are a little chancy, but it works.

By Michael Guy Bowman

Some albums feature an intro track that sets the tone, yet is wholly dependent on the album it’s leading into. This song sets the tone, yet works as a single, too. It’s a little eerie, a little quasi-ambient, but each layer adds a little more depth, a little more detail, until it leaves off with a crashing surge.

By Michael Guy Bowman

If Sburban Jungle is Skaia’s overworld music, then this is what’s pumped through the Battlefield’s underground speakers when you’re in the middle of a subterranean quest / level.

By Michael Guy Bowman

A cool electronic groove with a hard-rockin’ band to back it up. My top track for the album.