First off, thank you for rating my submission. I appreciate your candor and input. Now for me to return the favor!

I absolutely LOVE the boom-bap East coast style of the real world tracks. Instantly, I thought of New York streets and the greats like Biggie and Wu Tang. Already, this has struck nostalgia for me. The jazzy subtleties, and hearty drums and bass make me want to pick up a pen and start writing bars.

Ghosts of the Railroad takes me right to the mining days of the old west. The harsh drones of the digging and mining serve as the base rhythm for the souls of those who gave their lives to dig the tunnels. Their songs showing how they help occupy the time while trapped to mine the tunnels for eternity. Not per say unhappy, but not thriving.

Desperation at the Space Station gives me "The Last Stand" vibes. It has a level of gravitas, but ultimately shows the steel nerves of the character it plays for. I can see this for facing space raiders or bandits, as well as saving a planet or ships from some form of natural/unknown calamity while staying cool under the pressure. I also like the western-spacey-noodley guitar tones.

Pirate Queens booty has awesome sea-faring vibes that automatically draw me to warm sunny beaches and vibrant open seas. Rum and sea shanties are sure to follow, as I also sense a little Pirates of the Caribbean influence (not in a bad way of course). I can see myself following the Pirate Queen to Davey Jones' Locker accompanied with music like this.

Alongside a VHS-style inspiration, I believe it all ties together nicely in concept and is an awesome idea that I would most certainly want to play as a full game

You sport an impressive variety of styles here while keeping them part of a cohesive narrative. Well done! I personally liked City Streets and Home Sour Home the most, only complaint being they weren't longer, because I was vibing so hard lol

I love the vibe each track has. City Streets has to be my favorite. The soundscape is really, good, I really feel transported to the movie world. 

Really cool atmosphere with the story text added on- really feels like each song is it's own "movie"

Also- 10/10 kickass goat imagery on your site

What an imaginative concept! Combining millennial nostalgia with metroidvania gameplay is genius idea. The blend of urban and orchestral soundtracks perfectly captures the game's dual worlds. Can't wait to dive into "Blockbuster" and save Rupert!

Really unique submission, loved discovering it ! The pirate's queen booty is my favorite.

Mhhhh, it sounded less weird in my head

Very creative work! The composition is made very beautifully and each track conveys its atmosphere well!

City Streets - I love drums)

Desperation at the Space Station - The guitar solo is very... Cool! Orchestral music perfectly complements everything)

Home Video Escapism - ooooooooo teleport

Ghosts of the Railroad - Tarantino moment... Perfectly!

Home. Sour Home. - Funky)

The Pirate Queens Booty - Yohoho and a bottle of rum!

The fact that you were able to capture so many moods, styles and textures and still made this feel cohesive is a marvel. It felt so warm and analog. When it needs to be grounded, you ground it. When it needs to go over the top, you do it well. This entry stands out to me more than so many others.

Probably the most creative submission I've heard yet, good job!

The drums on the first track sounds so crisp I could eat them.

I liked the pads and the chord progression on the second track, the high pitched notes at the beginning were a bit to deconcentrating though.
"Ghosts of the railroad" felt quite western, nice beat.

I like the hip hop style of Home, short but good. 

I didn't expect to hear a pirate sounding theme as a final track lol 

Nice work!

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