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.

Lace up your New Balances, tuck in your T-shirt, crack open a cold one, and prepare for an hour of VGM dad rock, courtesy of Trey Hodge.

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.

Sean Schafianski’s new album is a cool breeze on a hot summer day, an alluring slice of smooth jazz that pays tribute to one of the great video game soundtracks of all time—Final Fantasy VII.

Ro Panuganti isn’t playing it safe with his latest album. In a literal sea of Undertale covers, there’s only way one way to stand out, and that’s to be fearless.

The Game Brass are ready to embark on a new adventure with their latest album Brassino Isles Tropical Cruise: A Video Game Getaway with Friends. While the name might be a mouthful, this album is a beach party, and everyone is invited!

From the moment that Ro Panuganti told me about Moon Rock over two years ago, I was sold. A rock tribute to one of my favorite gaming soundtracks of all time, Super Mario Odyssey, seemed like a smash hit.

Blend together one part nostalgia, one part eclectic rhythms, and one part electronic music for the </reality> soundtrack by Chase Bethea.

Fuzzy Pickles is like a box of chocolate—you never know what you’re going to get, but you know it’s going to be good.

Celtic Collection, a tribute to The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, is a team effort, and Sean and Ashlee make a wonderful team.

With this album, Materia Collective has proven that they want to invest in the future of video game music.

In a sea of Final Fantasy VII covers, Shinra stands like a monolith, inviting all to gaze upon its twisted, mechanical beauty.

The Italian VGM dream team, Dacian Grada and Psamathes, have returned with a 7-track EP paying tribute to Final Fantasy VII.

Continuing where his previous album, Songs of Healing, Volume 1, left off, Soundole has collected 20 tracks spanning over 2017 and 2018 for Songs of Healing, Volume 2.