This color... It's a Bismol.

Big recommend for this game (Mortal Meal) for a short & sweet horror-adjacent game. I really liked the visuals and music in this one especially, plus it's got a good story to boot.

(Also its OST is free on Bandcamp which is super dope.)

Fun fact: the main synth used in my song "Falling to my Death" from Lunacid is a patch called "Siphons in the Sky" from the plugin: Absynth 5, by Native Instruments.

Post 4 albums that influenced your music and tag 2-4 others!

@akumakira.bsky.social
@nolanbrewer.bsky.social
@grantkirkhope.bsky.social
@lukewasthefish.bsky.social

Heard a weird similarity to a synth from a song from the game Sephonie by @hantani.bsky.social and "Rock with You" by Michael Jackson, they're almost identical - pretty neat! Kinda makes me wonder if it was an emulation vst of a similar synth used in the MJ song or something.

I've posted the Glitched Out OST on all streaming places! If you haven't checked out that game or the music I'd recommend the songs "Everything has a Price!" or "Chip Chillwave (Chip's Chill Mix)" as those are some of my faves that I made for the OST

jarrencristmusic.com/my-video-gam...

Can't forget Etna from Lunacid!

Absolutely killer OST by @thorhighheels.bsky.social right here - I just now got around to checking it out and it's so good. Big recommend.

Is this pic of a Baja Blast I was drinking "Frutiger Aero"? 🧐🧐🧐

Gonna listen to the remade Silent Hill 2 OST at some point but holy-moly is the cover for it one of the most corpo-designed looking soundtrack arts I've ever seen. It's so ass.

Oh my gosh definitely check out "Sinner Get Ready" by her if you ever get the chance, the sound design and songwriting is insane on it. The track "Many Hands" genuinely gives me chills to listen to.

A visual representation:

I think these would be my top 4 of this year. Fire Emblem Vision Quest and Sephonie probably fight for #1 I'd say

I do hobbyist photography for fun and edit the shots to be monochrome and dramatic looking, here's a few of my recent ones!

I originally started doing these a few years ago because I had a phone (the essential ph-1) with a built-in monochromatic camera sensor that took black and white shots.