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Be the first to review thisMinecraft – Volume Alpha was released in 2011 — coinciding with the official launch of the titular video game — with tracks meant to orchestrate its dynamic ambience. During the creation of the album, C418 ensured that the music wouldn’t interrupt the game play, so the music is purposefully smooth as its played randomly in the background. Although not reviewed by major publications, this soundtrack has received critical acclaim from fans and other musicians. On his website, C418 said: Minimalism was and is definitely key when it comes to the soundtrack. Although Minecraft in and of itself is a very frantic and wild experience, I wanted to give the game a contrast by essentially giving the player a pentatonic chill pill. Some fans actually like to listen to this album while they go to sleep, which is just as well another interesting use for it. Two years later, the album would be expa…
Minecraft – Volume Alpha was released in 2011 — coinciding with the official launch of the titular video game — with tracks meant to orchestrate its dynamic ambience. During the creation of the album, C418 ensured that the music wouldn’t interrupt the game play, so the music is purposefully smooth as its played randomly in the background. Although not reviewed by major publications, this soundtrack has received critical acclaim from fans and other musicians. On his website, C418 said: Minimalism was and is definitely key when it comes to the soundtrack. Although Minecraft in and of itself is a very frantic and wild experience, I wanted to give the game a contrast by essentially giving the player a pentatonic chill pill. Some fans actually like to listen to this album while they go to sleep, which is just as well another interesting use for it. Two years later, the album would be expa…