Hiroki Kikuta Tokyo, Japan
Japanese Video Game Music Composer. Best known works are Secret of Mana, Soul Caliber V, Soukaigi, Koudelka, Shining Hearts, Shining Blade, Shining Ark, Atelier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky, Indivisible and more.
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Indivisible (Original Game Soundtrack)
by Scarlet Moon Records
supported by 10 fans who also own “Speaker For The Dead”
It warms my heart to hear such a lively fresh soundtrack from Kikuta-san!
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Three Movements
by Manami Matsumae
supported by 7 fans who also own “Speaker For The Dead”
Manami Matsumae is one of the most respected artists in the gaming world, since she's sort of the "mother of video game music". Her most popular work probably is the soundtrack of "Mega Man", launched in 1987 for the Nintendo NES console. "Three Movements" shows three musical faces of Manami Matsumae: Chiptune (tracks 1-3), synthwave/techno (tracks 5-8), and symphonic electronica (tracks 10-12). Besides that, the two intermezzos separating the respective track groups are piano solo pieces.
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UNDERTALE Soundtrack
by toby fox
supported by 7 fans who also own “Speaker For The Dead”
I think the most comfort I've felt in this life was being fifteen and playing this game at 2am. Words cannot describe how much this game meant to me
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 5, 2013
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The new LP from this Antwerp group pays tribute to obscure Italian ’70s film soundtracks, krautrock, and psychedelic grooves.
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Empty Spaces
by Fingerhut Kollektiv
A whopping 38-track compilation of hushed electronic music ranging from techno to ambient.
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Tetris® Effect: Connected (Original Soundtrack)
by Hydelic
supported by 6 fans who also own “Speaker For The Dead”
This Original Soundtrack for Tetris Effect Connected is fantastic. Definitely better if you played the game. Really fits the atmosphere of Tetris with many different visuals that goes on in the game. Some tracks outside of the game are really good as well. Totally worth the purchase.
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