Pay What You Want For This Amazing Indie Game Music Bundle
If you dig videogame music then you need to take a look at this fantastic Indie Game Music Bundle Pay What You Want Black Friday Sale.
Call me a nerd if you will, but I'm a pretty big fan of videogame music. There's some really amazing stuff out there and the best of it doesn't just enhance the experience of a game but is also eminently listenable on its own. So you better believe that I was pretty excited when I found out about the Indie Game Music Bundle, a collection of ten albums from indie game composers in 320kbps MP3 format, totally DRM-free and available today only for as low as a buck.
There's no Ari Pulkkinen or Sascha Dikiciyan in the mix, but you'll probably recognize at least a few of these names. Like Minecraft: Volume Alpha by C418, the Super Meat Boy Digital Special Edition Soundtrack by Danny Baranowsky, A.R.E.S.: Extinction Agenda by HyperDuck Soundworks and PPPPPP: VVVVVV OST by Souleye. And, like all good indie bundles, if you pony up a little more than the minimum [in this case, $10 or more] you'll get a half-dozen more albums including The Binding of Isaac, Wind-Up Knight and Extreme Road Trip.
So if you're cheap, you can pick up ten full albums of game music for a dollar, and if you're slightly less cheap you can snag 16 of them for a tenner. And don't feel bad about being cheap, either. "Don't be ashamed to put $1, the option is there for a reason," the bundle folks wrote. "We want you to check out our music! But if you want to support a bunch of starving indies, now's your chance!"
The bottom line is that there's just no good reason not to do this, so go to www.gamemusicbundle.com [http://www.gamemusicbundle.com/] and do it. You can thank me later.
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If you dig videogame music then you need to take a look at this fantastic Indie Game Music Bundle Pay What You Want Black Friday Sale.
Call me a nerd if you will, but I'm a pretty big fan of videogame music. There's some really amazing stuff out there and the best of it doesn't just enhance the experience of a game but is also eminently listenable on its own. So you better believe that I was pretty excited when I found out about the Indie Game Music Bundle, a collection of ten albums from indie game composers in 320kbps MP3 format, totally DRM-free and available today only for as low as a buck.
There's no Ari Pulkkinen or Sascha Dikiciyan in the mix, but you'll probably recognize at least a few of these names. Like Minecraft: Volume Alpha by C418, the Super Meat Boy Digital Special Edition Soundtrack by Danny Baranowsky, A.R.E.S.: Extinction Agenda by HyperDuck Soundworks and PPPPPP: VVVVVV OST by Souleye. And, like all good indie bundles, if you pony up a little more than the minimum [in this case, $10 or more] you'll get a half-dozen more albums including The Binding of Isaac, Wind-Up Knight and Extreme Road Trip.
So if you're cheap, you can pick up ten full albums of game music for a dollar, and if you're slightly less cheap you can snag 16 of them for a tenner. And don't feel bad about being cheap, either. "Don't be ashamed to put $1, the option is there for a reason," the bundle folks wrote. "We want you to check out our music! But if you want to support a bunch of starving indies, now's your chance!"
The bottom line is that there's just no good reason not to do this, so go to www.gamemusicbundle.com [http://www.gamemusicbundle.com/] and do it. You can thank me later.
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