My 8-bit playlist of music from Shadow the hedgehog's theme songs and action levels 8-bit from his levels in the Shadow DLC of Sonic Forces
Just thought maybe i'd share some shadow the hedgehog game music in 8-bit this time :)
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My 8-bit playlist of music from Shadow the hedgehog's theme songs and action levels 8-bit from his levels in the Shadow DLC of Sonic Forces
Just thought maybe i'd share some shadow the hedgehog game music in 8-bit this time :)
7 Artists You Need to Hear
1. Twin Tribes: Darkwave Dancefloor Anthems
Craving a beat you can move to while still embracing the shadows? Hailing from Brownsville, Texas, Twin Tribes crafts darkwave anthems that are both danceable and deeply atmospheric. Think driving synth rhythms, echoing vocals, and a distinct gothic sensibility. If you appreciate the rhythmic intensity and melancholic undertones in Spectra Noir's music, Twin Tribes will have you lost in the dark on the dancefloor.
2. Selofan: Industrial Goth Cabaret
Prepare for a theatrical experience. From Athens, Greece, Selofan delivers a unique brand of industrial goth cabaret. Their music is theatrical, darkly humorous, and intensely atmospheric, blending harsh electronics with haunting vocals and a touch of the avant-garde. If you enjoy the experimental aspects of Spectra Noir and are looking for something a little more unconventional and boundary-pushing, Selofan is a must-listen.
3. Drab Majesty: Ethereal Dreamwave Visions
Lose yourself in a dream. Drab Majesty, the brainchild of Deb Demure, creates ethereal dreamwave visions that are both hypnotic and emotionally resonant. Their sound is characterized by shimmering synths, reverb-drenched vocals, and a sense of otherworldly beauty with a distinct dream pop sensibility. For fans seeking similar artists to Sexual Purity, we recommend Drab Majesty.
4. Molchat Doma: Post-Punk from the East
Embrace the bleakness. Molchat Doma (Молчат Дома), hailing from Minsk, Belarus, brings a stark and compelling post-punk sound. Their music is characterized by its minimalist arrangements, monotone vocals (sung in Russian), and a pervasive sense of bleakness. While their sound is more stripped-down than Spectra Noir's, the shared themes of isolation and introspection create a powerful connection. The cold, detached atmosphere of Molchat Doma offers a different perspective on the exploration of shadows.
5. SRSQ: Haunting Vocals and Atmospheric Soundscapes
Prepare to be haunted. SRSQ (pronounced "seer-skew"), the project of Kennedy Ashlyn, crafts haunting vocals and atmospheric soundscapes that are both beautiful and unsettling. Her music blends elements of dream pop, darkwave, and ethereal wave, creating a truly unique and captivating sound. The soaring vocals and emotionally charged lyrics are a highlight.
6. Geometric Vision: Neo-Romantic Darkwave
Indulge in romance...with a dark twist. Geometric Vision, from Italy, creates neo-romantic darkwave that is both elegant and melancholic. Their music is characterized by its lush synth arrangements, dramatic vocals, and a strong sense of atmosphere. If you appreciate the symphonic elements in Spectra Noir's music, you'll find a kindred spirit in Geometric Vision. Their sound is polished and refined, but the underlying themes of loss and longing are ever-present.
7. undertheskin: Experimental Electronic Soundscapes
Venture into the unknown. Undertheskin, based out of Los Angeles, creates experimental electronic soundscapes that are both immersive and unsettling. Their music blends elements of dark ambient, industrial, and noise, creating a truly unique and challenging listening experience. While perhaps the most experimental artist on this list, undertheskin shares Spectra Noir's willingness to push boundaries and explore the darker corners of sound. If you're looking for something truly different, undertheskin is worth checking out.
FACT #29
“Who I Am”, the opening track on American rock band Magna-Fi’s third album, VerseChorusKillMe, was intended to be the main theme for Shadow the Hedgehog. Due to vague circumstances that either involved Magna-Fi’s label, Aezra Records, stepping in at the last moment, or SEGA being unable to contact Magna-Fi in time, the song was replaced with Crush 40′s “I Am All Of Me”.
(There are quite a few songs cut from Shadow the Hedgehog, actually.)
Another mix for your musical enjoyment (whoever you are). Get it here. Playlist: 01. Supermax - World of Today 02. The Move - Do Ya 03. Destroy All Monsters - You're Gonna Die 04. Lizzy Mercier Descloux - Fire 05. Herman's Rocket - Space Woman 06. GM49 - Komputeres Uzenet 07. Casino Music - Viol AF 015 08. Assim Assado - Na Boca Da Estrada 09. Brainticket - Places Of Light 10. Dara Puspita - Bhaktiku 11. The Exciters - He's Got The Power 12. B-52's - 52 Girls 13. Frozen Years - The Rumour 14. Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith - When I Try, I'm Full 15. White Hinterland - Icarus 16. Chiemi Manabe - Untotooku 17. Vacationer - Trip 18. Ultimate Spinach - Ego Trip 19. Jacco Gardner - A House On The Moon 20. The Coral - Chasing the Tail of a Dream 21. The Damned - Morning Bird 22. Yezda Urfa - 3, Almost 4, 6, Yea 23. No. 1 De No. 1 - Guajira Van 24. The Son of P.M. - Luk Tunk Klong Yao 25. His Master's Voice - Desire 26. Jean-Jaques Burnel - Freddie Laker (Concorde And Airbus) 27. Suicide - Rain of Ruin 28. Wipers - Tragedy (Another Take) 29. Pixies - Tony's Theme 30. Electric Light Orchestra - Poker .
Highlands' Lairds Series - Julie Garwood
Recently I have come to love historical romance. I go thru fazes of what sub-genre of romance I love at the moment and this series I’ve been reading for the past two months or so and since they are somewhat similar I’m putting them together.
12/100
The Secret (Highlands' Lairds Series #1) - Julie Garwood
Its a story of an English woman going to Scotland to support and help her pregnant friend because that’s what besties do. Then falling in love with the laird, uh how scandalous, and then meeting the owner of her secret. And it all happens in the medieval times. I was going to just read this one, but then I had to read the other two as well because I liked this one so much. 4/5 stars.
13/100
Ransom (Highlands' Lairds Series #2) - Julie Garwood
Book number two. A brave English woman (again) send a messenger to a Scottish laird claiming to be his bride. Not to marry him, but to get a kidnapped boy home. We love a child saving queen. And then there is whole keeping your uncle alive, finding your long lost sister, getting the king his little box and accidentally avenging your father. 4/5 stars again.
14/100
Shadow Music (Highlands' Lairds Series #3) - Julie Garwood
A mystery of lost gold. Also the story of Princess Gabrielle of St. Biel traveling to Scotland with her guards to marry a highlander. Only he gets murdered so she marries another one. Not as good as the other two, so 3.5/5 stars.
Wash your hands, practice social distancing and happy Frigg’s day!
Also don’t get a cold in the middle of a virus outbreak, its not fun. You can take my word for it.
L, Avalon
(GAHHHZ)
Was visualizing this song being played in an empty mansion.
RELEASE: AR - GIRLFRIEND EP [SHADOW MUSIC]
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