New Reformation 5 Track from Matt Gray
Matt Gray posted a new preview from his upcoming Reformation 5 album on Bandcamp: The Sewers Main Theme from Last Ninja 2. It's quite the remix clocking in at 10 minutes and 30 seconds!
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Remix News, November 2025
The Remix News covering November 2025 is now available for your viewing - and listening - pleasure, guided by the soothing voice of Scarlett o'Interfacé. Sugar, there's enough music here to wallpaper a moon - whatever the f---k that means!
I promise, this will all become clear once you start watching this episode (maybe). Bottom line is, with 38 (!) releases on RKO and AmigaRemix in November there are plenty of new remixes to listen to!
Remixer of the Year (ROTY) 2025 Voting Closes Jan 18th
This is a friendly reminder that voting for the Remixer of the Year (ROTY) 2025 awards closes on Sunday, January 18, 2026. If you haven't done so, yet, you have until then to vote for your favorite remixes and remixers.
And if you can't remember all the wonderful remixes that were released in 2025, listen to snippets from each of them in the Remix News episodes that were released monthly. (November and December episodes are coming shortly, too.) That's roughly 3+ hours of music to get through, but much less than listening to all the releases in their entirety.
Remember to enter a vote for each of the remixes and remixers you want to nominate in a given category, not just one! Every single nomination will count towards the final totals.
Have fun voting!
Remix News, October 2025
The latest Remix News is now available on YouTube! We are up to October now, and for this episode we were fortunate enough to get Eivind to help us introduce all the remixes that were released that month. Come, take a look and have a listen!
Studio One Tour of Makke's Alloyrun Remix
Makke has just released a fantastic behind‑the‑scenes video on how he created Alloyrun, one of 2025’s standout remixes. You can watch it now on YouTube, or find it in the ever‑growing library on our How were they made?
page.
Mastertronic C64 Remixes - Part 2
A few months back, the Mastertronics Collectors Archive featured a fantastic article by Warren Pilkington (aka Waz), highlighting 10 freely available remixes of classic Mastertronic game soundtracks.
Now, Part 2 has just landed - this time Waz dives into 10 standout remixes taken from commercial remix albums.
You’ll find the new article at the link below, and if you missed Part 1, there’s a handy link to that as well.
"Reformation 5" Previews from Matt Gray
Today Matt Gray has delivered a Christmas treat for us: a brand‑new preview track from his upcoming Reformation 5 album. This latest release is an epic re‑imagining of Rob Hubbard’s legendary Commando
.
Just a couple of weeks earlier, Gray unveiled the album’s first preview, a powerful remix of Martin Galway’s Arkanoid
. If you missed that one, it’s definitely worth a listen.
Best of all, both tracks are available to stream and download on Bandcamp. Links below — turn up the volume and enjoy!
Rainbows
by Chris Hülsbeck
Rainbows is the 5th Chris Huelsbeck Album. Originally released in 1994, it was concentrating on game soundtracks from his Rainbow Arts era.
credits
Released October 15, 1994
© 1994, 2013 Chris Huelsbeck Productions. Track 1, 3, 6-9 composed and arranged by Chris Huelsbeck; Track 2, 4 composed by Chris Huelsbeck, arranged by Juergen Frosch; Track 5 composed and arranged by Rudolf Stember; Track 10 composed by Chris Huelsbeck, Lyrics by Chris Huelsbeck & Dwayne Cevis, Vocals by Prinzess & D'Imperial, arranged by Pseudo D.; Track 11-15 composed by D. Laurent, arranged by Pseudo D. ; Track 12 Vocals by Raquel; Track 13 Rap & Lyrics by Eric Gould; Track 14 Vocals & Lyrics by Juana Terry; Track 15 composed and arranged by Joerg Schwiezer; Track 16-19 assembled by Chris Huelsbeck, D. Laurent & R. Stember. Tracks 16-19 are only meant for personal non-profit use! If you wish to use any samples in your commercial productions, you are required to obtain clearance by contacting Chris Huelsbeck Productions: www.huelsbeck.com/contact/
license
all rights reserved
Boulder Dash (Jamrock Dash)Arranged by Makke
Review by MatrixRevolution
Arranged by Miguel F Ettema
My only gripe, and this has been mentioned several times already, is the synth sound of some of the instruments. Down one point in technical merit, there. But listening to the arrangement, I'd be hard pressed to find a fault, so a full score in that department. The nostalgia is a dead given.
Someone should get this guy in touch with a real orchestra, that would be like christmas, summer holiday and my birthday all at once!
Great work, rock solid!
Review by ncd
Apidya (End Credits)Arranged by Tim Forsyth
Review by Radiarion
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