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It goes without saying that when discussing Volume Alpha, one is discussing one of the greatest soundtracks ever made for one of the greatest games ever designed. It also goes without saying that when listening to Volume Alpha, one is guaranteed a truly unique and powerful experience drawn from the nostalgia of Minecraft and the ethereal undertones of the record.

In early 2009, Notch, the creator of Minecraft met Daniel Rosenfield, better known as "C418" on the indie game dev forum ... read more

It feels like C418 took Volume Alpha and then made it more epic, more orchestral, more lush and more beautiful. Everything about this feels like a maximalist version of the original. With the success of the original Minecraft soundtrack, C418 was again recruited to make a sequel. While Volume Alpha was dedicated to Europe, Volume Beta laid its groundwork in Asian and American music. This becomes especially apparent on tracks like Aria Math in which the main instrument is a hand pan. Along with ... read more

These are unironically two of the best cloud rap songs I have ever heard. I understand now why the 2 song ep has such a high rating because these are arguably two of Hi-C's best songs. Wut u wunna do is so hazy and sleepy with an incredible flow but then Lean Stains comes on and then juxtaposes it with an 808 heavy, trap beat. Both songs are super good and have insane replay-ability

Blue Lines is one of if not the most influential albums of the 90s. Being recognized as the first Trip-Hop album and the founder of the genre, English electronic dance group, Massive Attack blended Hip-Hop production with elements of dub, soul and reggae to make an abstract and psychedelic sound. Later acts like Portishead with Dummy and even Massive Attack with their 3rd album Mezzanine would expand on the sound, but Blue Lines is a rawer and unpolished version of some of the greatest works ... read more