Jets'n'Guns Soundtrack
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| Soundtrack album by Machinae Supremacy | ||||
| Released | 4 December 2004 | |||
| Genre | SID Metal/Metal/Video game music | |||
| Length | 53:26 | |||
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| Source | Rating |
| Gamer's Mark Sound | 9.8/10 link |
| Game Tunnel Sound | 10/10 link |
| InsideMacGames Sound | 10/10 link |
| My Gamer Sound | 6/10 link |
The Jets'n'Guns Soundtrack was composed and performed by the SID Metal band Machinae Supremacy for the Jets'n'Guns computer game. The soundtrack is available for download on their site.
In an interview with Robert Stjärnström, he said of the soundtrack "since they didn’t have vocals, there was no pressure to follow any standard pop song "form". Free reins.".
The downloadable soundtrack is encoded at higher quality than the versions included with the game (which were reduced for download size reasons), and slightly longer, as the music was cut so that it can be looped in the game. The downloadable soundtrack does not include "Hero". Hero is available separately on the Machinae Supremacy site.
Despite being released in late 2004, the soundtrack has many songs based on songs from the 2006 album Redeemer, which was mostly produced in 2004, for example the name "Futuremachine" was a hint from Robert Stjärnström that it was going to be a future Machinae Supremacy song, which turned out to be Reanimator. The song "Lava Trouble Bubble" was based on the song Rise, and "Machinaeguns" and "Dududub Dududum" were based on the song Empire.
"Flight of the Toyota" has been remade into a new song for the album Overworld. The song is called Sid Icarus, a reference to the band's frequent use of the MOS Technology SID (Sound Interface Device) synth, and to the title of the NES game Kid Icarus.
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