Watching the response to Battlefront over the last week has been fascinating. Some in the hardcore gaming community have panned the game as not deep
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I adore Ben Prunty's FTL Soundtrack. It might well be one of my favorite indie game soundtracks of the last few years, with a great sense of vastness and
He's best known as Wordburglar, author of a number of well received comic and geek-theme albums, singles and videos...
This narrative is heavily tied to the music scene, featuring a group of aspiring musicians who get caught up in the machinations of a malicious animal and human altering organization, and even has a sound-track cued into the story Created by Jeffrey Burandt and Dennis Culver, the comic is bound to draw on the real-life[...]
By Adam Tyler Wolfe
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On June 6th at the theater in Madison Square Garden, a packed house of young and old gathered to enjoy the music from one of the most successful game series of all time Pokémon Symphonic Evolutions takes the audience through a tour of time, covering at least three tracks from every single[...]
We have covered his musical influenced work many a time on Bleeding Cool But this time in a cover of Adamski's Killer (popularised by Seal), the debut music video from his project as Midnitemen we see a certain Grant Morrison….
Los Angeles based DJ Production duo MIDNITEMEN release their debut music video KILLER today, a neon[...]
As I mentioned in my Live blog coverage of Denver Comic Con's Opening Ceremonies, seeing The Protomen perform was quite impressive. They have managed to
The album will continue the band's long-standing tradition of Celtic music with themes from some of the most popular science fiction and fantasy franchises in recent history, including Star Wars, Star Trek, Batman, The Avengers, and more. Critical Fail will explore fandoms, and blend a comic mixture of content that will surely please fans.
This will[...]
Bungle, the former being one of the pioneering bands of alternative rock, topping pop music charts a year before anyone ever heard the word Nirvana, and Mr Bungle being the lead singer's high school band who capitalized on the popularity of FNM to score a major-label record deal for some of the craziest, Zappa-esque carnival[...]
With only one show left after this recording, we decided to stop caring and just screw around for an hour and a half with our three guests musician Kunal Majmudar, voice of SML George "norg" Nowik, and musician and sheet lover Andreas "Snappleman" Kotsamanidis!
We talk about Kunal attending PAX South instead of MAGFest and how[...]
By Jason Henderson, Drew Edwards, Tony Salvaggio, and Julia Guzman Bleeding Cool welcomes back The Castle of Horror Podcast tonight, a weekly internet
It was Scott Bradlee's first time in Madrid and… Sold out! It was a freezing Monday but it was completely sold out and packed.
For those who don't know anything about the band, you must to know that before working in the New York Jazz Scene, Bradlee began to translate popular music into his style[...]
By Dylan Gonzalez
"I can play just about any keyboard but I can't read or write a note."
-John Carpenter
At this point in his career, John Carpenter has to have developed a firm grasp on the ability to write and create music When I first started delving into Carpenter's filmography, I was surprised to see he was[...]
By Matt Schrader
TITLE: SCORE: A Film Music Documentary
CREATORS: Director Matt Schrader, Executive Producer Trevor Thompson, Director of Photography Kenny Holmes, Producers Nate Gold and Jonathan Willbanks, associate producer Crystal Chavarria.
CAMPAIGN END DATE: MARCH 16
PUBLISH DATE: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16
Score to tell the stories behind the world's most beloved music
Fundraising for the film music documentary kicks off[...]
By Joe Cammisa
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Monday night is here and it's time for The SML Podcast Episode 103: MAGFest SausageFest Room Party, here on Bleeding Cool!
Absolutely INSANE show this week as we are LIVE at MAGFest 13 with a room packed full of awesome musicians who are hanging in in various degrees of inebriation!
Included in this week's lineup[...]
"Yes Gorillaz Returns" - Jamie Hewlett. The flatmates fell out But it appears that last year's promises from Damon Albarn of a new Gorillaz thing for next
They appreciate art, music, literature, and have built a haven dedicated to this, not the Westchester school of learning and danger rooms but one of almost hedonistic appreciation of the finer aspects of life.
They're Not Like Us also works as a designed object of art in itself, no ads, no introductions, the front cover is[...]
Jesse Harris, the writer of Norah Jones’ song Don’t Know Why, winning a Grammy for the effort, has a new album out in February, No Wrong No Right from
By Christopher Helton
Sometimes I am a poor comic geek, but most of the time I am an excellent music geek There are a few record stores (yes, they're still around) in the St Petersburg, FL area, but this morning I found myself waiting in the (relative) cold waiting for Daddy Kool Records to open[...]
Prior to Thought Bubble, Bleeding Cool brought you the news that the Festival would have a new "Unofficial Pre-Party" with music and an open-mic event, and we're pleased to bring you a follow-up of how it went and where things may be headed next year.
"We wanted to deliver an experience you couldn't get over a[...]
You may recall, we ran some pretty luscious preview pages of the Nobrow graphic novel Moonhead and the Music Machine by Andrew Rae, and I couldn't resist commenting on its wildness, but the wildness is of the intense variety that is very well thought-out and professionally executed to the Nth degree.
Cue the release of the[...]
Surprise, we didn't play any DriveClub…
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Music this week is, obviously, The OneUps[...]
This time, the "and more" meant a Silver Age rendition of a comics biography for one of his favorite emcees, MF Doom, on behalf of the Red Bull Music Academy in Tokyo, Japan.
The Red Bull Music Academy is creating a series of "ill origins" for musicians in comics format in celebration of manga and comics:
As[...]
We love it when our music and our comics overlap We just do It doesn't happen that often, and most of the time recently it's Gerard Way and we're very thankful for that With upcoming work on Edge of Spider-Verse #5 and a return to Umbrella Academy still in the offing, Gerard Way has released[...]
The Piano Guys have a new album and their first song released is called Batman Evolution where they mix together the themes of the classic 1966 Batman
It's all a blur, really.
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Music this week is about the only thing I'm 100% sure of[...]
Another long episode, but this is a fun one as the creator of our new theme song, Grant Henry, joins the show to talk to us for over two and a half hours!
We start the show with some emails including one from a spam account that leads us down a dark path of talking about[...]
By Julz Hendricks
Adam WarRock, known for his geek inspired music, has created one of a kind niche nerd core songs that are absolutely "rapturous" His newest song Lumberjanes has just been released, based on the hit comic by Grace Ellis and Noelle Stevenson The first thing I noticed about the song was the catchy beat,[...]
He's always going to be a rag doll until the final issue.
AW: Can you tell me about the experience of bring Andrew Jackson Jihad and Childish Gambino into LDB?
SSS: With the musical appearances, I approach bands that I really love In the case of Andrew Jackson Jihad, Kepi Ghoulie and Childish Gambino, it's the bands[...]
Previous articles in this series can be found at BleedingCool.com and MovieIndustry.com)
Parts: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21
Yes, I was originally going to title this article "Sound and Music" but beat you to the punch I robbed you of a[...]