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Lil Nas X Released A Cheeky Video Game About Twerking


Lil Nax X—prolific Tweeter, former country music superstar, and current Lord of Hell—has released a new video game that celebrates his current chart-topping hit, “Montero (Call Me By Your Name).”Read more

The Demon’s Souls OST Looks Unreasonably Attractive On Vinyl


If you enjoyed Demon’s Souls’ updated score on PlayStation 5 and want to be able to listen to it in high fidelity, you’re in luck: Sony and Milan Records are partnering to produce a two-disc vinyl set of 21 tracks from the remastered classic for release on June 18.Read more

I Feel You, Life Is Strange Teen


I haven’t played any of the Life is Strange games, because I have no nostalgia for my teenage years. Today’s trailer for the next installment in the series, True Colors, with its moody acoustic cover of Radiohead’s “Creep,” has only reaffirmed my desire to leave my past in the past. How were any...

I Found Some Rad Tracks At This Virtual Japanese Music Festival


Welcome to Morning Music, Kotaku’s ongoing hangout for folks who love video games and the cool-ass sounds they make. Instead of highlighting a single soundtrack today, I wanna tell you about my visit to a virtual music festival this weekend, where I found lots of great tracks.Read more

Deathloop’s Sultry “Déjà Vu” Will Be My Summer Anthem


Outside of Square Enix announcing a new story DLC for Final Fantasy VII Remake, yesterday’s PlayStation State of Play event was kinda a dud. But there was a notable exception: Deathloop’s new original song “Déjà Vu.”Read more

Post Malone Does Hootie And The Blowfish For Pokémon Day


Post Malone’s Pokémon Day Celebration concert isn’t until Saturday, but today we get a taste of what that’s going to be like with a super-warbly cover of Hootie and the Blowfish’s 1995 hit “Only Wanna Be With You.” It’s certainly a song. Read more

Let’s all move on: 60 minutes of songs about looking ahead to brighter days


Someday, we’re going to be telling our grandchildren working the moon farms about this legendarily bad year—the needless and preventable deaths, the isolation, the hundred-plus other little daily nightmares and difficulties that made it so singularly awful. But with any luck, we’ll end our rambling...

Remedy, Please, No


Control developer Remedy Entertainment, caught up in the Lade Dimitrescu hype, has done something terrible. They’ve made an already-horrifying monster even more distressing by giving it a full set of teeth. And it’s smiling.Read more

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