The full soundtrack "Dr Kobushi's Labyrinthine Laboratory," an exciting new puzzle game developed by Symbolic Software. 

You can grab the full game on Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/1829450/Dr_Kobushis_Labyrinthine_Laboratory/ (and soon on Switch!) 

All tracks were written to 2A03 + VRC7 limitations, with some post processing.

Reunited

Puppets & Bicycle Repair

Lyric video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ex3VLwdRjZU

Written and produced by Seth Nova
Saxophone performance and recording by Fabian Hernandez
Mixed by Angel Hair Audio https://angelhairaudio.com/
Mastered by Stiles McGraw https://www.instagram.com/stilesmcgraw_audio/
Artwork by Remote Channels

Hard at Work

FREE at http://doom2.ocremix.org!

Delta-Q-Delta is the 11th FREE community arrangement album published by OverClocked ReMix and arranges music from the Doom II soundtrack for DOS. It features 14 tracks arranged by 11 artists in a variety of styles.

It was made by fans, for fans, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by id Software; all original compositions are copyright their respective owners.

• Game: Doom II: Hell on Earth (id Software, 1994, DOS)
• Composer: Bobby Prince

Director
• Lee Aurich (The Orichalcon)

Artwork
• Jouni Lahtinen (Necrophilissimo)

Website/Executive Producer
• David W. Lloyd (djpretzel)

Founded in 1999, OverClocked ReMix is an organization dedicated to the appreciation, preservation, and interpretation of video game music. Its primary focus is http://ocremix.org - a website featuring thousands of free fan arrangements, information on game music and composers, resources for aspiring artists, and a thriving community of video game music fans.

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B1 Ablaze [phoenixdk]

The opening track from my 2013 album, "Incline."

Ric Fierabracci - Electric bass
Thomas Lang - Super drums
Peter Fernandes - Keys, production

Western Capital - Feat. Thomas Lang, Ric Fierabracci

Verse and company sneak aboard a train carrying parts for a super weapon that could bring a continent to its knees. Despite this, for most of the people on the train, it's just another day on the job. Verse spends most of the journey being an idiot.
This song replaces one from the old album that I wasn't too fond of. Since it's a pretty important section of the book, I wanted to do something a bit varied.
Art is by Renz!

Military Supply Train

The night time theme for the village of Zolder, where Verse has to decide if she's going to return to the war, or head off towards freedom.

Crossroads

Little leaves floating down a river, carried by the currents.

Little Leaves

https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/joshuamorseandgamechops/plugged-in

Plugged In

Fairy Dust (Zelda 3 - Beginning of the Journey)

Artwork by Renz
I didn't originally intend to touch up the intro track to Symphony of Shifting Tides, but I felt it'd be wrong not to have touched up the very first track on the album -- especially considering all the older tracks will be upscaled MP3s.
I will say, though, I had no idea how insurmountable that'd be -- I don't have any of the software or even the computer I made the original on back in 201X. I actually had to do almost all of those from scratch based on what little MIDI data I could recover from the old MIDI I made in the 2000s. Long story short, it came out great! Different, but great. I didn't lean on the guitar in the intro as much (read: I omitted it completely) and am still iffy on that, but overall I think I got it sounding about as close as I can to the original. Enjoy!

To Get By

When you take powerful FM synthesis and make it sound like a much less capable PSG... That's when you know you're good at FM synthesis. And yes, this is all FM synthesis.

I made this for the DTMC album "POWER! Frequently Modulated Questions". You can listen to the entire album here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbL8Mk3b3ss

Square Memories

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