Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: The ULTIMATE Smash Medley - NoteBlock and 90+ Other Musicians
["a medley featuring small snippets of music representing all 89 fighters in the roster, coming to a close in a cover of Lifelight"]
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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: The ULTIMATE Smash Medley - NoteBlock and 90+ Other Musicians
["a medley featuring small snippets of music representing all 89 fighters in the roster, coming to a close in a cover of Lifelight"]
Noster Festus (Festival of Servants) by Chernabogue
OCR04283: Golden Sun: Fire and Flames - Chernabogue feat. HeavenWraith, Furilas, Cyril the Wolf
[Battle (Saturos)]
from OverClocked ReMix
Chernabogue (arrangement/lyrics)
Furilas (bass)
HeavenWraith (guitars)
Cyril the Wolf (vocals/lyrics)
OCR03646: Advance Wars: “Are You BadAss?” - Chernabogue, Brandon Strader, Furilas, Mirby, Tuberz McGee
[Sturm’s Theme]
from the OverClocked ReMix album BadAss: Boss Themes: Volume III
Track #3-29: Parasite Slasher
Artist: Chernabogue featuring Viking Guitar
Original: Vs. Marukara by Minako Hamano and Akira Fujiwara
Length: 3:11
"Vs. Marukara" (Arachnus's name in the original Japanese) is a slightly unsettling battle theme that debuted in Metroid Fusion for the X Parasite-infected Arachnus, the first boss of the game. The theme would be repurposed in later games, first for the Berserker Lord in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption and the Diggernaut in Metroid: Samus Returns (but not for the Arachnus itself, weirdly enough, despite the creature featuring in both the original Metroid II and the remake). The theme has been turned into a daunting, powerful theme in later games, but in its debut in Fusion, it's a weird little ditty with MIDI instruments that is offputting in its uncertainty and has the quality of an evil circus ring. That's not to call it a bad song by any means, but Fusion has some tremendous boss themes and this song is not much like them at all; this song works for the first boss of the game as a less serious but still threatening obstacle.
Covering this theme for Harmony of a Hunter for the first time is the duo of Chernabogue and Viking Guitar, who previously teamed up to cover Kanden's theme from Metroid Prime: Hunters for the first album. Like their previous remix, this theme is a metal remix with a suspenseful intro. Bleating synthesized and electric guitar riffs carry throughout the entire song until an eerie organ (or theremin? I can't quite place the instrument) takes over to introduce the song's B section. After this the electric guitars take back over for an intenser finish.
I hope it doesn't sound like I was shitting on the original Arachnus-X theme. I like it a lot, and this remix takes everything I like about the original, adds some interesting new flavor, and executes it with great performances by Chernabogue and Viking Guitar. The original is somewhat quiet, with a driving drum and bass line underneath it, and these are replicated with the stark atmosphere and flavorful synth riff. This remix is over before you know it, which speaks to how engaging the performers are, but also to how I wish it could go on at least another minute.
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐
Track #3-28: The Motherworld Track #3-30: U-Mos' Mainframe
Track #29: Thunder Shooter
Artist: Chernabogue featuring Viking Guitar
Original: Kanden by Lawrence Schwedler
Length: 3:55
With the recent news about Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, it feels appropriate that we finally get to the first remixed track from the game the antagonist originated in, Hunters. This remix is doubly unique as the first remix of a track by a non-Japanese composer, Lawrence Schwedler. Hunters' soundtrack was often overlooked until recently due to its oddball status as a spinoff of a spinoff that doesn't have any Metroids or play like the other Prime games, but Schwedler's work is incredibly solid and on par with other entries in the series (in particular, the final boss theme, a remix of Metroid Prime Core Essence, is arguably as good or better than the original).
This remix by Chernabogue and Viking Guitar covers Kanden's miniboss theme as a metal song. The recurring minibosses in this game, the bounty hunters from the title, all share a base theme which gains new instruments depending on which hunter (or hunters) is present fighting Samus. For example, Sylux's appearance means the song plays with eerie strings. Kanden's theme has a guitar-like synth. The strong melody that plays is rare among the bounty hunters, which is likely why this variation of the miniboss theme got the remix instead of one of the others (or instead of using elements for multiple).
For many years, when I listened to Harmony of a Hunter, I mentally skipped over this song because it's from a game I was unlikely to play and was surrounded by much calmer songs. However, after Sylux was confirmed for Beyond, I revisited the soundtrack and discovered what great songs the hunters have, and in turn this became one of my favorites off of Disc 2. This remix is an exciting, blood pumping take on Kanden's theme, and I think focusing exclusively on Kanden's theme lets them focus the remix and really get the most out of the original. Even if Kanden has fallen by the wayside compared to rival hunter Sylux, his theme is unforgettable, and this remix proves it.
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐️⭐️
Track #28: The Adventure Continues #30: Symbol of the Ancients
OCR04371: Super Mario Galaxy: B&M - Chernabogue feat. Tuberz McGee, Furilas
[King Bowser]
from OverClocked ReMix
song credits:
OCR04150: Plants vs. Zombies: Winter Is Coming - Chernabogue feat. Jeff Ball
[Grasswalk]
from OverClocked ReMix