#music
#music
By: RJ (@rga_02)
The PlayStation Vita is a hotbed of rhythm games ranging from Hatsune Miku, Cytus Lambda, Persona 4 Dancing All Night, and DJ Max to name a few. The newest kid on the block is SUPERBEAT: XONiC made by Nurijoy, the fine folks who brought us DJ Max. However will this game make you forget the Risettes and Mikus of the world?
By Kevin (@prufesuroak)
Ghost Notes is Veruca Salt’s fifth studio album and the first done with with all the original members since their second release in 1997.
Veruca Salt has had an interesting history, three of the four original members left the band for various reasons between ‘97 and ‘98, leaving Louise Post to continue on herself. Post continued to lead the band with a cast of new members but never really cemented a new hit. The band’s announcement of a reunion in 2013 however opened up new hope for many of the fans and as well as hopes of making good music.
By: Michael (@DragmireG)
Every week we’ll be recommending you a game and either an album or movie to check out. This week I’m recommending Imaginary Heroes and Duck Tales
By: James (@thaumatropia)
Every week we’ll be recommending a game and an album to check out. This week, we take a look at Given To The Wild by The Maccabees and Wonderputt.
By: RJ (@rga_02)
Every week we’ll be recommending you a game and an album to check out. Today I will be recommending Night Time, My Time by Sky Ferreira and Soul Sacrifice.
By Omar (@neo_graphyte)
Every week we’ll be recommending you a game and an album to check out. I’m back on the scene this week with a true Disasterpeace.
By: RJ (@rga_02)
In 2013 Compile Heart announced that they would be developing new jRPGs that weren’t the usual Neptunia fare they are known for. Aimed for the Japanese market, they wanted to stand out above the rest of the mainstream Japanese based companies who are now catering to the Western audience. They dubbed this project, “Galapagos RPG”. The first jRPG under that moniker was Fairy Fencer F and now the second game arrives, dubbed Omega Quintet, an interesting hybrid between an idol game and a jRPG. But will Compile Heart have a perfect song to for their audience?
By: Kevin (@Prufesuroak)
In the light of Tom Petty releasing his whole catalog in Hi-res 24bit 96kHz (24 bit depth processing and 96kHz sampling rate), which brings out the intricate little details that were previously unheard outside of the band themselves, producers and select few who were blessed with hearing the recordings. You would be surprised how much improved audio quality can breath life into songs you’ve listen to a million times. So I thought it would be a good idea to recommend this album.