If you asked me what genre of music I listen to the most, there would be a quick thought and an almost instant response: soundtracks. They make up part of my rather eclectic taste in music. For me, soundtracks are one of the most important part to any movie. Which brings me to the upcoming
Greetings Ladies & Gents! Out in the wonderful world of amazement and geekery there stands a man traveling against the current in a steamship of rhymes driven by an ape in spats. From the land of tea and fog chap-hop superstar Professor Elemental has traveled the world bringing his unique brand of adventure and fun.
I’m not sure how much you listen to music, but in my house we are always jamming to something. The difference has been the overall setup on how to play music. Depending on how old you are, you may remember the Cassette, or even the 8 Track. When I really started to get into music,
You can listen to this episode on our Comic Issues channel at Anchor.fm! This week the podcast crew talks about geek music in all of its glory. From rap to classical to 8-bit to rock, this music is for geeks, by geeks, about all things geeky! What’s your favorite geek-themed music? Leave us a comment
A fan of games, anime, and their respective music, Blair Baker attended two separate Final Fantasy concepts and felt a hole in the performance. It wasn’t in the sound, which was fine, but in the lack of anything on-stage accompanying the music. “Video games and anime have so much imagery,” she said. “Especially the older
I think you got some Minecraft in my Usher. I say I think because I’ve never truly been able to pick out the lyrics of your average R&B chart-topper, and since the introduction of auto-tune, I’ve had even less luck. So there may have been some obscure Minecraft reference in the original that I missed,
Howdy everybody! I know it has been a bit since the last Friday Fix but hopefully I will once again be able to administer your weekly dose of all the most newstastic news the site has to offer. The dry season for gaming that is summer soldiers on, but the movie theaters appear to have