HeyJaredGameable Audio - A VGM Podcast
Gameable Audio is created by Christofer Schenström and is one of the worlds best and most informative podcast surrounding Video Game Music, the special episodes include composers or artists who works actively with music and/or sounds in video games and/or sub-genres.
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- 2
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- Sep 21, 2026
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- Jul 20, 2026
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Gameable Audio #069 - Machinae Supremacy Special (Feat. Robert Stjärnström and Jonas Rörling) (opens the original)
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Working within their own genre for more than 20 years, the Swedish SID-Metal band Machinae Supremacy is going hot with a new release in 2026, an album they've worked on for over 10 years. Joining Chris side are the OG's of the band, the vocalist Robert Stjärnström and the Guitarist Jonas Rörling, we're talking about how they first met, how a CD being stuck in a car ending up with a tour together with the band Children of Bodom, and also saying "yes" to playing with the philharmonics. The episode
Gameable Audio #068 - Tetraeder Special (Feat. David Almroth) (opens the original)
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In this episode we have a new challenger that appeared on our screens, David Almroth or today under the name of Tetraeder [Tetra-eder] , the second half (Who may or may not have won a Smash competition) of Dual Aeon. David joins Chris side to talk about a long passion project that have followed him for over 2 decades, in 2026 David released an album named "Video Game Music", the album includes music that he worked with on a software called trackers, all to make music inspiried by the video games
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