The music is never overbearing or too demanding of your attention, but it’s always dynamic and complex, making it the perfect musical backdrop to help keep you focused.Īvailable on: iTunes | Bandcamp | Spotify | Amazon 4. Others, like “Adventure,” crackle with a pleasant energy that helps add some lightness to the album. The more atmospheric tracks, like “Compass,” feel heavy and hazy, offering a modern take on the 8-bit style of older games. If you are partial to the retro sounds of videogames past, Disasterpeace’s soundtrack for Fez is a great pick. The entire album is stellar and is definitely worth your attention if you crave the dreamy sounds of space during your time at the library.Īvailable on: iTunes | Bandcamp | Spotify | Amazon 3. The tracks on this album are divided into two halves-the first of which are calmer, more ambient synth-heavy tracks used during exploratory portions of the game, transitioning into punchier and more dynamic tracks, used in the combat portions of the game. Looking for something with a little bit more of a sci-fi flair? Check out Ben Prunty’s soundtrack for FTL. This album is a must-listen for those who gravitate toward soothing music while they work. Wintory manages to mimic Journey’s warm color palette in its music, creating washes of sound that gently ebb and flow. The music for Journey, by Austin Wintory, is atmospheric, meditative, and relaxing. THE DEADLY TOWER OF MONSTERS - "When Dick Starspeed crash lands his rocket on the planet of Gravoria, he’ll have to fight through dinosaurs, nukular ants, and other skilled, costumed stuntmen to make it up the deadly tower of monsters.It should come as no surprise that one of the most visually arresting games in recent memory has a soundtrack equally as incredible. You remain behind in this deserted world, slowly piecing together the mystery of the apocalypse through the memory fragments of those who lost their lives." "Strange voices haunt the airwaves as uncollected washing hangs listlessly on the line.
"Children’s toys lie forgotten in the playground the wind blows quarantine leaflets around the silent churchyard. Nestled away in the idyllic English countryside, the village of Yaughton, Shropshire, stands empty. "Five days, four hours and 30 minutes since the Primary Event. The time is 6:37am on Wednesday, 6 June, 1984. EVERYBODY'S GONE TO THE RAPTURE - "Our story begins at the end of the world.
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