Tripod - The Tripulse Podcast

The release of the month is Nurture by Porter Robinson, plus a whole bunch of other interesting music is mentioned, and also E3 happened so naturally there's a lot of talk about that. Podcast stuff happens.

The release of the month is Nurture by Porter Robinson, plus a whole bunch of other interesting music is mentioned, and also E3 happened so naturally there's a lot of talk about that. Podcast stuff happens.

We've been gone for a while so there's no release of the month, we just talk about a bunch of different stuff. And then later we talk about a bunch of other different stuff. There are opinions. How do you do podcast descriptions again? I forgot.

In this almost-lost episode of the podcast from the end of 2020, presented in premium Discord server audio quality, Wontolla's Raindancer (And Other Stories) is the release of the month, the game awards get put in their place, and Cyberpunk.

The release of the month is Bring Me The Horizon's POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR, and it was definitely chosen legitimately with no rigged votes at all, which doesn't backfire at all on Adrian. Also we talk about game remasters being unnecessary and complain a lot.

There's no release of the month this time because of how long it's been since the last episode of the podcast, so instead we ramble about a bunch of stuff, shout about some things, and do it all over Discord because the audio machine broke.

The highly contentious releases of the month are Lifeline by Tsuruda, and System Failure by Kompany and Soltan. We also discuss the optimal ratio of singles to album tracks, plus a wide variety of new music of many styles, also some video games and such.

After Dark by Essenger is our rad cyberpunk-y release of the month, a whole bunch of other highly varied music is fired off, Warcraft 3 Reforged exists, and most importantly, Adrian gets absolutely destroyed over a simple typo. Again.

Under the Light of a Dying Moon by Hex Cougar is our very interesting release of the month, there's some other music too I guess, we talk about Pokemon for far too long again, and we complain about many video games that aren't Fallout 76.

Volant's album, Two, is our release of the month, we talk about Pokemon for far too long, Vin Diesel is there for some reason, and we try to decipher what constitutes "cyberpunk" as a musical theme.