Project Phoenix
from Save Chiptune by Inverse Phase
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Project Phoenix was the codename of the combination Sega Genesis + Sega CD + 32X unit. I figured that was a reasonably cool codename for my Genesis track. =]
Heavy shmup influence here!
Heavy shmup influence here!
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from Save Chiptune,
released April 15, 2015
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Inverse Phase Baltimore, Maryland
Chiptune/8-bit music and indie game composer. I also run an electronic entertainment museum called Bloop.
discography
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Nov 2022 -
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Feb 2017
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Inverse Phase recommends:
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Street Fighter X Mega Man OST
by A_RivalA perfect blend of Street Fighter and Mega Man, done by a buddy of mine that knows both of them intimately. A must-listen for parody/chiptune heads.
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Andemic+「アンデミックプラス」
by nocturnalplantInto anime? Similar to my pop mix albums, here's a great collection of 20(!) tracks from anime openings and credit sequences on the Famicom/NES, featuring a bunch of different expansion chips.
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Splatterhouse Remixes: Butchered
by Various ArtistsFilm and Game composer Howard Drossin did the soundtrack to the new Splatterhouse redux, and there's three albums, which includes a separate (free!) album release of remixes, one of which is mine.
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INTERRUPT REQUEST
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The best parts of chiptune and rock. These tracks never ever get old.
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by MASTER BOOT RECORDsupported by 19 fans who also own “Project Phoenix”
I discovered MBR through Ultrakill and goddamn I love these songs.
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Dedication 2
by MibriThe bright, fizzy songs on “Dedication 2” were written and played using the Commodore 64, capturing the vintage computer’s feel.
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