Ahh now this is iconic, especially everything past the the two minute mark. It's such a cool song and the animation was made by XGBX Dasion my favorite FNAF animator at that time! He was the perfect choice for the now iconic music video! I felt so happy for him that his work was on a viral song! I wonder if he still does animation these days he had a lot of promise back then.
I'm a bit saddened that this is the only Fnaf songs from this artist on This site. So I will add my favorites in a bit ... read more
Hmm I wonder why the comments are disabled. * looks up Mandopony* oh...oh god no! Yeah this Guy is a piece of trash. I hate that he has to make this absolute banger of a FNAF song. Big nostalgia, big jams, know every word by heart. Ok we can move on to other artists now!
I was trying to decide where to go next then everyone's favorite @TheUnrealGamer brought this album to my attention. I need to listen to this masterpiece before moving on to the other stuff. Let's get into it!
Opening Title:
Very nice very dramatic and ominous. I'm so ready for the nostalgia to come!
Five nights at Freddy's: Night 1(feat Markiplier):
You don't understand the fucking hype when I found out that my favorite YouTuber in the whole world was going to be in this. AND HE IS ... read more
!!!!!WARNING PERSONAL STORY ALERT!!!!!
Back in this time my youngest brother was having internal problems and was stuck in the hospital for a month at this point. I was a bit depressed about my bro going through all the pain and confusion in a foreign building with all those strangers. Even worse my Mom was gone that whole time to look over the 12 year old down syndrome kid. So I was stuck with very simple cooking and fast food AND MOM'S HOTSPOT WAS GONE THUS I COULDN'T WATCH MARKIPLIER AND ... read more
I remember thinking that this was going to be it for FNAF. And this song was going to be among the last ones I will ever hear from the series. Oh how wrong I was back then. The main reason that I have a soft spot for vocoders that makes you sound like a robot is because of songs like this. I never thought of it being a human being singing to me but one of the bots. Even to this day I always think of it being a robot singing to me.
I love the motif of the iconic tune from the first FNAF song ... read more
Way back when I didn't really care about this song. It was a different singer and it wasn't as strikingly memorable as the original FNAF song. Over the years I have grown to appreciate it at least. Today as I listen to it. It's an absolute banger! I may have no real nostalgia attached to this one, but that doesn't take away the fact that it's among the most infamous Fnaf songs ever!
Back in late July I was scrolling through my feed and randomly saw @TheUnrealGamer review of a FNAF song called " Game Over Y.G.I.O." by MiatriSs. It triggered A FLOOD of memories from 2014-18 of everything I encountered during my stay in the FNAF community.
In response to the flood of Nostalgia I reviewed that song as well as every FNAF song from two of my favorites Tryhardninja and DAgames. There were some songs that aged well, some aged horribly. I think I reviewed over twenty ... read more
Holy shit that was phenomenal!
I didn't care for the short intro, but once the Album got past that I went on an unforgettable sonic adventure! I purposely stopped criticizing what I was hearing and just let the sounds do their thing. As I come out the other side of this album I can proudly say that it's among the best albums that 2023 has to offer! Highly recommend you partake on the adventure yourself. Sept if you haven't heard anything from this artist like me.
I loved the first and last three songs. The ones in the middle were ok I guess. Overall a great record that's a real engaging listen.
Consistent and pleasant to listen to. Nothing remarkable but at least I am not cringing at points listening to this. So for Ed's standards a pretty good album!👍
The best post break up solo album zero questions asked!
I just relistened to this and man does each individual song still hits so hard. ( Yes, even the Happy Birthday One. It's so festive, cute and charming that I can't help but smile while listening) It's very apparent that George was very passionate for these songs and your spirit never fails to rise when you hear that soulful voice and amazing guitar! The theming and tone is so spiritual that I feel like I'm at church at points. Everything ... read more
WTF is even going on anymore. It's honestly insane that this was made in 1969. Imagine this crap in Abbey Road. I honestly can't describe what any of this is but I HIGHLY recommend you check this insanity out! I know one thing for sure, this shit is crazy and I love it! You fucking go off George!
Very soothing vibes to tour the metro to.
I like this don't get me wrong it's just very easy to get distracted from this. I need at least a little something to keep me engaged beyond the vibes or else my mind will drift off and I will most likely fall asleep.
It's a nice chill vibe throughout which is just fine. I think it's funny how US golf 95 went from like a fake 90s video game soundtrack to vibing at the city in three albums. So I recommend this if you want to chillax for a while. I ... read more
Honestly this is just as good if not even better than "Swing Tournament". Like the vibes for this album are so good. Good variation amongst the tracks as well. Honestly screw it, it's their best work yet and I love so many of these tracks SO MUCH! Especially the top three, AND ESPECIALLY THE MOST FAVORITE songs. Those are legit can't miss tracks amongst a lot of solid to great ones. I highly recommend you check out the album overall it's a real enjoyable experience!
Favorites:
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Whoa what a jump in quality! I wasn't expecting some of the songs to be THAT good! This is overall a vast improvement from the previous album. Lots of great music to enjoy in here! I especially recommend you listen to my three most favorites!
Favorites:
- Scandinavia ( 2nd Favorite)
- Cliffside Resort
- Kamakura Fanfare
- Soothe
- Nature ( Most favorite)
- Eagle
- Loading Ranking
- T Y F ( Takes the bronze metal)
The GOTY of 1995 goes to...
Not this game obviously but still damn if it existed and has this as a soundtrack...Oh the fucking nostalgia the 90s kids would have for this. It would be their version of Minecraft. Does it mean that it's all that great. Not really, it's fine mostly. I liked " Start Screen", "In The Rough" and "Golf 95". Otherwise I found it pretty bland.
On their latest effort Infinity Frequencies fails to reach the heights of previous albums. It has a weak start but brings it home strong by the end. It's still overall a solid record, but pretty below the standards that I have held for Infinity.
Recs:
- Procedurally Generated Corridor
- Embracing Catastrophe
- Tethered to this World
- Exit Simulation
- The Mind as a Territory
- Emerging Technology
- The Sand Pierced His Flesh
- Haunted Earth
- Never Forget
Alright this is the one album that gets the most attention and praise. I have listened to "A Faint Signal" many times before and is the reason why I am familiar with this artist. I was scrolling through Tik Tok at like 2am on a Saturday night. I landed on a very whimsical slideshow post that was like thirty pictures of fairies, unicorns, all kinds of fairy tale things with that song playing in the background.
Here's an example-
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8MRhTav/
To say I had ... read more
I surprisingly didn't like this one as much. I guess it's because there's less variety which kinda results in a lot of the tunes mushing together with no distinct identity betwixt them. There's still some good stuff in there, I'm just slightly disappointed that I didn't get as much out of this album.
Highlights:
- The Glass Key
- Clarity
- Returned
- Forgiven
- Fracture
- It's Happening Again
- A Visitor
- Something Waiting Just Beyond
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