If you've played The Binding of Isaac, Super Meat Boy, or Crypt of the Necrodancer, odds are you're a fan of Danny Baranowsky, the composer behind the music that helped make them great, not to mention several other videogame soundtracks. Baranowsky is dropping a new batch of tracks next month, but this time it's an album, not a score. In case you were confused by the trailer: 'dannyBsides' is a collection of 12 previously unheard tracks from Baranowsky. You won't find them in any game (though some of them bear a striking resemblance), and until recently they weren't publicly available. Voices Of Freedom By Eric Foner here.

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That is, until Twitch musician streamed a blind accompaniment to the entire album as a promo—no small feat, and quite the jam. Baranowsky has been inadvertently working on this album for nearly 10 years.' [The song] 'Hooked Into the Machine' is from my first-ever gig, a game for the Sidekick phone, in Midi, and later an audio version for Android,' he says. 'Plummet' and 'End of the Road' are from a free flash game called Fathom I did with around the same time. It's technically been released before, but not individually, and not mastered like this.' Although he's best known for scoring The Binding of Isaac, Super Meat Boy, and Crypt of the Necrodancer, Baranowsky says the album doesn't echo any particular game or theme.

'SunnyBsmile,' 'Takeoff,' 'Circuit Lounge' and 'Skybridge' are all from a more recent game that I had to pull out from due to health concerns,' he says. 'I was really sad that they wouldn't see the light of day, so it was nice to finally have a good reason to release them. And they were made within the last couple years, so it helped assuage my neurosis of releasing super old stuff.

The old stuff is still good, but production-wise i get real embarrassed about anything more than a couple years old.' The question, then, is why release an album now? 'Honestly, the primary goal was to offload some of these tracks off my conscience,' Baranowsky says. 'You get used to having people hear everything you do, and it feels weird to have hours of stuff just sitting there, unheard. It's also nice to have an album that is just music, and not associated with a game. I'm ultra keen on making original albums for their own sake, and this was a great step in that direction.

My manager, Patrick, has been instrumental in pushing me in that direction. Would love to tour someday soon, see what the audience for game music is like in the real world!' The album costs $10 and is due out Monday, December 1.

You can find more details and the full tracklist on. The Binding of Isaac developer Edmund McMillen announced the contents of Isaac: Afterbirth Plus' second 'mod booster' pack, and right at the bottom of that blog post, as if to reward people for scrolling down, he revealed that he's been working on another project with frequent collaborator Tyler Glaiel. It's an 'unannounced IP', so it's presumably got nothing to do with, which was similarly teased last year, before retreating into the shadows, never to be whiffed again. Here's what McMillen has to say about the secret project: 'On a side note not many of you know this but Tyler and I have been in crunch mode for the past 3 months trying to finish this secret project.

We are coming close to announcing it and its release date, so keep and eye out for it, I don't want to spoil the fun yet but I can say this. 'It's hard, it's weird, it's personal, it has amazing controls, it's a totally new unannounced IP and it's easily one of the largest games I've ever made level wise.'

I'm not going to speculate, because McMillen's announcements are always surprising, and because it sounds like we'll know before too long. So let's take a look at Afterbirth+ and its, which once again incorporates some select mods into the base game. This time, give a big welcome to the projectile-repelling Telepathy, the item-ferrying Moving Box, the charge-replenishing Jumper Cables item and more. The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth was, er, ushered into the world, and if you're not up to date with the roguelikey action game and its various incarnations, know that it's basically The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth but with a load of additional tweaks and content, and modding tools layered over the top. Before release, developer Edmund McMillen said that the game would receive monthly 'booster packs', adding select fan mods into the game via official patches, and while it's taken a little longer than expected, the first pack just went live a couple of days ago. McMillen details the free update, revealing that it adds new items and trinkets, including a few by the Isaac creator himself. These include Buddy in a Box, which grants Isaac a randomised baby buddy, and Lil' Delirium, which randomly swaps your familiar every 10 seconds.