The Sound of Play videogame music podcast
Cane and RinseThe podcast about our favourite videogame soundtracks
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Categories | MusicMusic CommentaryLeisureVideo Games | ||||
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Joining Leon Cox in Sound of Play 300 are Jay Taylor and Ryan Hamann Almost every Wednesday over the past six and half years we’ve brought you thousands of our, and your, favourite pieces from the many videogame soundtracks we’ve enjoyed over the dec... more
Leon Cox is your host for this week's Sound of Play podcast Almost every Wednesday over the past six and half years we’ve brought you thousands of our, and your, favourite pieces from the many videogame soundtracks we’ve enjoyed over the decades... h... more
For this week’s Sound of Play podcast Ryan Hamann is joined by Sean Bell of The Computer Game Show. Every Wednesday in Sound of Play, we bring you some of our, and your, favourite pieces from the many videogame soundtracks we’ve enjoyed over the deca... more
For this week's Sound of Play podcast Leon Cox is joined by fellow Cane and Rinse (and Video Wizards) stalwart, Michiel Kroder. Every Wednesday in Sound of Play, we bring you some of our, and your, favourite pieces from the many videogame soundtracks... more
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- Knowledgeable and generous conversations about game music
The depth and breadth of knowledge about, as well as the generosity and positivity towards, the music featured on the show means that not only do most episodes introduce me to great new game music but my listening is enhanced by hosts’ contextualisation, analysis and discussion. I came to this podcast through the Cane and Rinse game review series, but it is Sound of Play which is far and away my favourite in the Cane and Rinse stable.
Apple Podcasts5publicself
Australia3 years ago - A veritable feast of video game music!
As a fan of ABC Classical’s ‘The Games Show,’ I’ve always wanted a podcast like this - a musical deep-dive into the world of video game tunes, from people who clearly relish the opportunity to do so. more
Apple Podcasts5iamcarlgregoryAustralia3 years ago - My Wednesday Treat!
Incredibly comprehensive and well made podcast about a topic that continues to be criminally unrecognized. Great stuff!
Apple Podcasts5Babyface9206
United States4 years ago The only podcast of its kind as far as I know, with playlists from the community and contributors and entertaining chat between the songs. If you like video game music it's a great listen.
Podcast Addict54 years agoJon Cheetham- Great little podcast
Some really good songs on here and unusual selections that mostly work more
Apple Podcasts4talkofthetown
United Kingdom4 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #146 |  Ireland/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #191 |  Switzerland/Leisure/Video Games |
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