Showing posts with label FM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FM. Show all posts

Monday, January 16, 2017

[album] VA - Soundshock 3: FM Funk Nirvana

Boy oh boy, the good chiptune releases are just piling up this month. Guess I'll go into a little posting frenzy today (at the risk of having nothing to post for the rest of the week), because otherwise I'll lose track myself.

Anyway, after nearly a year of silence, Ubiktune is back with a new FM funk collection, as usual featuring a high-profile rooster of artists such as zabutom, linde, Shnabubula, cTrix, Keishi Yonao, and more. Soundshock 3 marks the end of the series. Now that's what I call ending it on a high note.

Saturday, October 8, 2016

[album] Treasure Buster OST by Norrin_Radd

Staying on the topic of game soundtracks, here's a new one from Norrin_Radd, comprised of a massive onslaught of highly energetic tunes in (accurately emulated) Sega Genesis/Megadrive FM style. Blast processing!

Tuesday, March 8, 2016

[album] Biteration I: Genesis of Consequence by Inverse Phase

Some new Sega FM radness by Inverse Phase. Biteration I isn't so much about recreating "dat classic Sega feel", as it is about moving forward in terms of style. Also, disclaimer: Since some of the tracks were originally made for a poop-themed game, the album contains a lot of lovely fart noises.

There are plans to release this album on an actual cartridge, so head over to the bandcamp page and pre-order one if you'd like to support that project.

Monday, February 29, 2016

[album] s/t by City Guys

Never heard of City Guys before, but boy am I glad I checked out their latest, self-titled release. Super-slick SEGA Genesis/Megadrive flavoured FM funk!

Tuesday, December 8, 2015

[album] kolędy by foots

Beautiful and soothing OPL-2 FM ambient/chill out, perfect for a cold winter day that you spend comfortably at home.



With this, I'm off to my traditional end-of-the-year trash punk album recording session with my friends in the middle of nowhere. Which most likely means a temporary hiatus for Ancient Wonderworld till beginning of January. So, thanks for reading, and see y'all back in 2016!

Saturday, August 29, 2015

[album] Nexus Genesis by Hunty

While we're at it, here's another one from Ubiktune, released just a couple of days ago.

Nexus Genesis was supposed to be the soundtrack for Sonic Nexus, a Sonic fan game for the SEGA Genesis/Megadrive that was developed in 2006-2008. Unfortunately the game never made it beyond demo stage. Well, at least we're getting this kickass music by Hunter Bridges aka Hunty now.



Ubiktune release page

Thursday, June 25, 2015

[album] bed/knife by jangler

Jangler of BattleoftheBits fame has released a 2-track EP full of intricate AdLib weirdness. Well worth checking out if you like odd beats, strange chords, and eerie atmospheres.

Tuesday, May 12, 2015

[album] FM Radio Underground by Jredd and Groovemaster303

These guys never get tired, do they? Pleased to announce yet another hi-quality, ultra-groovy SEGA Genesis/Megadrive album by Jredd and Groovemaster303. Check it out!

Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Scene #32 Podcast Now Available With English Subs

Manwe talks about Adlib and Gravis Ultrasound tracking... now available with English subtitles. I hope more episodes of this great podcast will be subtitled eventually.

Tuesday, January 6, 2015

[album] Abinox III by lpower

Hiya folks, happy new year to you all! Ancient Wonderworld is back with some exiting news that have piled up over the last few weeks.

First and foremost: check out this awesome new VGM/chip-prog release from Pterodactyl Squad! This last installment of lpower's Abinox trilogy is one epic ride through time and space. Released in late December, is easily ranks as one of the best releases of 2014 in my opinion.


Monday, November 10, 2014

Status Update: Prodigy Tracker

Work on Prodigy Tracker (formerly known as YMDJ) is coming along nicely, it seems. Here's a video showcasing the latest progress on the new native Sega Megadrive/Genesis tool:


For those willing to fund the development, here's a Paypal link.

Latest updates on the project can be found in this thread.

Wednesday, October 29, 2014

[album] The Arrival by Warez Waldo

More FM goodies, this time coming from a Sound Blaster 16. "The Arrival" is the debut album of Warez Waldo, who is obviously no stranger to OPL3 synthesis. Leaning towards dark, quirky New House with heavy influences from early 90s MS-DOS games, this release is quite something.

Thursday, October 9, 2014

[soft] YMDJ - Sega Genesis/Megadrive Tracker

After years of hoping for a native Sega Genesis/MD tracker, it is finally happening! Behold, YMDJ - an LSDJ inspired tracker that runs on actual hardware.

The tracker is currently at a very early alpha stage, but it already looks very promising.


You can download and try the alpha here. The development thread with latest updates and changes is here.


Thursday, August 14, 2014

[album] 4 by Lain2097

A rather eclectic set of gloomy, industrial-technoish music made with a 4-track tape recorder and various chipsynths including midiNES, AY3, SammichFM, and more. Probably not everybody's cup of tea, but I quite enjoyed the dark mellow mood of it.


Monday, August 11, 2014

[album] Limitless by Jredd

As promised, here's some more SEGA awesomeness, this time for the Genesis/Mega Drive. Without further ado, here's the new FM album from Trevin "Jredd" Hughes. Enjoy!

Sunday, July 6, 2014

[album] FM Micro: Super Turbo Pocket Edition

Groovemaster303 and Jredd are funking up the summer with a new Sega Mega Drive EP. A++ material!



As a bonus, the album is also available as a ROM, to be run on real hardware or an emulator. The binary is available here.


Thursday, March 6, 2014

Blowfish Musicdisk by Planet Earth

Holy cow, totally forgot to mention this great musicdisk release for SEGA Genesis/Megadrive, which was released at Datastorm, too. Well, welcome to Ancient Wonderworld, where everything is a little, umm... slower.

Anyway, prepare yourselves for some kickass music from the FM funk master Jredd. Grab the binary here or simply watch the vid. In any case, enjoy!