
Lee Tyrrell looks in-depth into video game audio and music, along with the very people who crafted it.
Features exclusive insight from many of gaming's very best composers and musicians!
Season Two currently running!
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 133 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Categories | MusicVideo GamesLeisureMusic Interviews | ||||

View the video of this conversation here!
A conversation about all things game music with composer, Richard Jacques!
Games covered:
Jet Set Radio
Jet Set Radio Future
James Bond 007: Blood Stone
Headhunter
Mass Effect
Guardians of the Gal... more
A retrospective look at the music of God of War, throughout its original Greek mythology games, with composer Gerard Marino!
"The End Begins (To Rock)" by Virtual Video Game Orchestra
vvgo.bandcamp.com/album/project-3-the-end-begins-to-ro... more
A conversation with the legendary Jesper Kyd about his music for the Hitman series! Additionally, we discuss his early years and working for the SEGA Genesis.
Hitman vinyl releases:
www.lacedrecords.co/collections/hitman
Twitch:
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A whole new live show!
My Terry Scott Taylor interview:
Twitch:
Such a great podcast! So many great composers are interviewed and the quality of the editing is phenomenal. I was legitimately surprised when I saw that this wasn’t widely known haha. Keep up the good work!
This is about as much as I can say. Thanks for the awesome sounds and music!
Lee has great taste in a wide variety of VGM, but his interview skills and the guests he's able to book are really what make The Sound Test shine. Check out his weekly premier chats on YouTube!
Presenter Lee goes above and beyond in showcasing his interviews with composers and audio engineers in a manner remniscent of a traditional BBC radio documentary, layered over music from the titles without the heavy-handed guided back-and-forth discussions which can be found elsewhere.
As I write this, the podcast sits as a true hidden gem for fans of classic and contemporary video game music - its subjects discuss their compositional backgrounds, the concepts and principles from which they bui... more
I love the interviews
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Apple Podcasts | #130 |
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