Thunder Force IV - Fighting Back (Stage 1A)

attending a high school in the 80s and a cute blonde girl, but then she gets beat up or something and you save her and she really likes you i guess and you drive a cool car and probably deliver pizzas. 

also check THIS out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GicF7mqsD80

Gonna Get It

A chiprock cover from Sega's After Burner!

After Burner: On Wings Of Steel

hehe bad piggies secret boss
i like to imagine they're a bottle of hodgepodge

PETTY PUTTY - Deltarune UST

about the well dressed beauties with the flavored lipstick

Rufus Rockus Electronic

Lemon Twist Lipstick Alternate Drums

Hard hitting dance track with layered synths and crushing beat.

3I/ATLAS

Here's the track for Stage 4 from the Gallery shooter game "Bot Vice" by DYA Games, that I composed the soundtrack for!
If you wanna support me you can find the rest of the soundtrack on my bandcamp: dominicninmark.bandcamp.com/

And be sure the check out the game on steam!
store.steampowered.com/app/491040/


Bot Vice - Stage 4 (Hot Iron)

Hiroyuki Iwatsuki is one of my favourite SNES composers.

The Ninja Warriors - Skyscraper (Genesis Cover)

DATA018: THUNDER FORCE IV

The complete score to Technosoft’s classic shooter, newly remastered and pressed on vinyl for the first time.

Originally released on the Mega Drive in 1992 and featuring some of the most ingeniously complex and heaviest compositions to ever be squeezed through an FM sound chip, the music of THUNDER FORCE IV is relentlessly creative and uncompromising throughout; a real technological marvel and a triumph of metal against the odds. It thoroughly deserves the cult status it now holds and we are thrilled to be releasing it.

THUNDER FORCE IV is presented as a triple 180g LP, featuring 38 in-game tracks and 10 unused bonus tracks, all of which were sourced from the original console. It is packaged in a heavyweight single pocket sleeve, accompanied by a lithographic print of the original 1992 US artwork and a foldout poster of the newly-commissioned illustration for the game’s 2018 re-release on Nintendo Switch.

Available in the following editions:

3 x 180g Blue, Black & Grey Swirl Combo (LIMITED EDITION)
3 x 180g Opaque Blue
3 x 180g Classic Black

ON SALE SATURDAY 6th APRIL at data-discs.com

Thunder Force IV

Thunder Force IV - Strike Out (Remastered)

DATA019: RADIANT SILVERGUN

In partnership with acclaimed Japanese game developer TREASURE, we are thrilled to announce our RADIANT SILVERGUN vinyl edition.

Originally released in 1998 in the arcades and for the SEGA Saturn console, RADIANT SILVERGUN is widely regarded as one of the greatest shooters ever made. As a testament to the game’s inventiveness and unique aesthetic, RADIANT SILVERGUN has maintained a legendary status and cult following for decades, despite not being officially released outside of Japan until 2011, when a HD remaster was published on the Xbox 360 Live Arcade.

With its surprisingly complex mechanics, blending traditional shoot ‘em up elements with puzzle-like gameplay, RADIANT SILVERGUN subverted audience expectations and defied genre conventions. This unorthodox approach also extended to its musical score, which was composed by Hitoshi Sakimoto (whose other works include Final Fantasy XII and Final Fantasy Tactics). Whereas other shooters at the time had been accompanied by frenzied and bombastic scores, Sakimoto took an entirely different approach for RADIANT SILVERGUN. What begins as a stoic and determined score of recurring motifs, featuring percussion, strings and bells, slowly descends into an unexpectedly reflective and ambient score, with choral passages and a sense of minimalism that completely juxtaposes, but oddly complements, the frantic intensity of the game. There is no grandiose battle theme at the end, nor triumphant crescendo, nor glory. Just stillness and life. And there is life everywhere.
 
RADIANT SILVERGUN is presented as a remastered double 180g LP, with the first disc featuring Hitoshi Sakimoto’s original compositions and the second focusing on the SEGA Saturn versions. The package includes a double-sided lithographic print and a foldout poster, showcasing original and rare artwork from Treasure’s archive. In addition, and for a limited time only, all orders placed directly through our website will also include a sheet of 17 stickers (while stocks last).

Available in the following editions:

2 x 180g Orange/Red/Clear, Split & Splatter (Limited Edition)
2 x 180g Translucent Orange
2 x 180g Classic Black

Available to buy from SATURDAY 7th DECEMBER at data-discs.com

Radiant Silvergun

Radiant Silvergun - Debris (Remastered)

Final Fantasy 7 Remake - Mako Reactor 1 (FF6 style)

All things Retro Videogame music! Mostly 16bit from the Japanese sector but occasionally featuring Western titles, too. Sometimes more recent music is featured like that of Playstation- or later Windows games.

Thunder Force IV - Fighting Back (Stage 1A)

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