The Darkout soundtrack is the complete collection of the music from the game. The music produced on this album was made by Daniel Sadowski

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The RADicalROACH soundtrack is the complete collection of all the music from the game. All the music produced on this album was made by Robert J Nolasco

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The music from the hit indie puzzle game Q.U.B.E.! 30 tracks from the game and 10 bonus tracks from trailers, menus and unused songs. Composed by Toxic Games Ben Chandler, Steve Dunne, Felix Zirwes, Project Static

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Benjamin Briggs makes music that gets stuck in your mother’s head. Video game remixes, punchy dance music with a side of videogame sounds and melodic twists… creativity is crucial.

Nathan Becker, aka ectogemia, is an Indianapolis-based, multi-genre, independent composer who focuses on integrating chiptunes with modern instrumentation and production techniques.

Hi! I’m Josh. I’m a music composer, sound designer, and software engineer living in Nashville, TN.

By day, I’m writing code for your next killer web application or website. By night, I’m writing music for your next awesome game, movie, commercial, etc.

In the year 1987, NASA launched the last of America’s deep space probes - Ranger 3. Aboard this compact starship - The OneUps– Mr. M, TY, VCR and J. Booty - were to experience cosmic forces beyond all comprehension. In a freak mishap, their life support systems were frozen by temperatures beyond imagination. Ranger 3 was blown out of its planned trajectory into an orbit one thousand times more vast, an orbit which was to return The OneUps to Earth, 500 years later.

Austin Wintory began his obsession with composing back when he was ten years old, when he discovered Jerry Goldsmith’s scores to Patton and A Patch of Blue. After a busy high school career composing for the student orchestras, Austin went on to study at NYU and USC with composers Morten Lauridsen, Charles Fussell, and Erica Muhl. Never satisfied with working in a single medium, Austin has worked in the concert world, film music, video games, and miscellaneous others.

In March 2012, the PlayStation3 game Journey was released, after three years of work. The game instantly became Sony’s fastest-selling PlayStation title, and the soundtrack album debuted on the Billboard charts higher than any original score in gaming history. In December 2012, more history was made when it was announced that Journey had become the first-ever Grammy-nominated videogame score. The score subsequently won an Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences D.I.C.E. award, two British Academy Awards, a Spike TV VGA, and IGN’s “Overall Music of the Year,” along with six G.A.N.G. nominations and host of others.

Luke Whittaker creates soundscapes and musical scores for many of the games he creates at State of Play. Mixing electronic and ambient acoustic sounds, his music has been shaped by influences like Four Tet, Boards of Canada and Hidden Orchestra. He vows that some day he will own a real Rhodes piano.

Writer/producer Justin Vanhaverbeck is the creator of various high quality electronic musical productions centered around youtube audiences. His musicality specializes in dubstep, drum and bass, and electro released under the music alias Maklibek.

Y2KX was formed in early 2006 by Tim Lydon and Tony Oliver. Joined by friends Rance Tatroe, Ian Whiters, Jake Bryan, and occasionally Kyle Hoke, they came together for two purposes: to have fun, and to play the awesomest guitar-driven video game covers that they can. Almost immediately, they were featured in Nintendo Power Magazine (June, 2006). Their debut album “We Are Error,” a compilation of 13 tracks from games for the Nintendo Entertainment System, was released in August 2008 to great reviews by the video game community and fans of metal alike.

The band is currently working on new material, which will broaden their game selection by including music from systems other than the NES.

In the year 1987, NASA launched the last of America’s deep space probes - Ranger 3. Aboard this compact starship - The OneUps– Mr. M, TY, VCR and J. Booty - were to experience cosmic forces beyond all comprehension. In a freak mishap, their life support systems were frozen by temperatures beyond imagination. Ranger 3 was blown out of its planned trajectory into an orbit one thousand times more vast, an orbit which was to return The OneUps to Earth, 500 years later.