“Futuristic electronic and hybrid tracks for sci-fi games, cyberpunk worlds, and action trailers.”
Cue the score and press play: Stewart Keller's The Shiny Ones puts the balance of the galaxy in your hands with a tower defense soundtrack built for mages and crystal-transmuting cosmic battles, while Michael Herter's GAMES Vol. 4: Futuristic Synthetic Worlds pulses with synthetic textures, digital grit, and retro-futuristic 8-bit motifs engineered for cyberpunk RPGs and dystopian sci-fi. Mother Raspberry and the Lord Prometheus Jon. LXVII recruits a time-traveling Monarch across the American political landscape in a fever dream of progressive industrial jazz and heavy jaunts — the soundtrack to a film that barely exists. Kalliopea's Age Of Dragons conjures a magical spell to awaken ancient beasts, and Hefka Le Nekopunk's Full Metal Catboy Discography drops 66 tracks of alt dark techno metal — free, furious, and unapologetically rebellious.