Review: Zero-G Kepler 2 — Where Hybrid Scoring Meets the Event Horizon
This isn’t an update. It’s an evolution — a full leap beyond the event horizon of hybrid scoring. Kepler 2 pulls you into a world where sound be…
Author: Markus Junnikkala
Soundtrack Composer, Host of the 'Be a Better Artist' Podcast, Lifter of Things.
Nataliia Hera from Voger Design on the Philosophy of UI Design in Music Technology
Design isn’t decoration — it’s communication. In this conversation with Nataliia Hera of Voger Design, we explore the soul of interface design i…
Review: Oracle by Teletone Audio: Old Souls, New Sounds
Oracle by Teletone Audio bridges eras — merging the warmth and grit of iconic analog monosynths with the clarity, depth, and flexibility of modern s…
Review: Heavyocity Dystropia – Echoes After the End
Heavyocity’s Dystropia is a masterclass in atmosphere — a toolkit of desolate textures, analog warmth, and cinematic emotion. Some of the best pad…
Review: Soniccouture Polarity | Tension – Granular Chaos, Beautifully Curated
Polarity | Tension by Soniccouture is a dual-stream granular instrument that turns industrial noise, extended techniques, and abstract textures into a…
From Miniatures to Monster Train: Jordan Chin on Creativity and the Courage to Begin
A conversation with composer Jordan Chin (Monster Train 1 & 2) turned into a reflection on creativity itself — from painting Warhammer miniatures as…
Beyond the Numbers: Lessons From 100 Episodes
Milestones can deceive us. Hitting 100 podcast episodes isn’t about numbers—it’s about persistence, meaning, and connection. In this reflection,…
The Art of Becoming: Lessons from Cameron Paxton
Composer Cameron Paxton’s journey from military convoys to game soundtracks reveals what it means to live a creative life: balancing youthful urgenc…
Heavyocity Ostinato Textures – Review
Heavyocity’s Ostinato Textures captures real string performances and turns them into evolving patterns, pulses, and lush hybrid textures. Warm, expr…
Review: OBSO by Circle Cynths
Circle Cynths’ OBSO is an instrument born from obsolete tech — and it nails that VHS-era, broken-but-beautiful aesthetic. From some of the best lo…
