It’s that time of year, again–the fire is roasting, the bells are ringing, and the turkey is cooking in the oven. Here are some festive video game covers to add to your holiday playlists.

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time like you've never heard it before, "Link-182" reimagines this seminal video game soundtrack as a pop punk tribute in the same vein as Blink-182, Sum-41, Green Day, etc.

Prog metal musician Celestial Fury (aka Alasdair Cooper) has returned with the sequel to last year’s The Flow of Time Vol. 1. If you were a fan of Volume 1 (as I was), Volume 2 picks up right where things left off.

Pixel Mixers, the prolific community behind dozens of VGM cover albums, have released Sunrise and Moonfall An Ocarina of Time and Majora’s Mask Tribute Album.

Covering eight games from the Zelda series, Epic Game Music has created a memorable tribute album that seeks to respect the original tracks rather than reinterpret them.

I wasn’t familiar with Celestial Fury (aka Alasdair Cooper) before this review, but I’m glad I took a chance on him because The Flow of Time Volume 1 has become one of my favorite VGM cover albums of the year.