Dr* Spectra says it’s time for your daily dose of haus! Back to his usual style of music, 174UDSI has another little electronic piece for us.
*Not a real doctor, do not take medical advice from Spectra under any circumstance.
Dr* Spectra says it’s time for your daily dose of haus! Back to his usual style of music, 174UDSI has another little electronic piece for us.
*Not a real doctor, do not take medical advice from Spectra under any circumstance.
Ponysphere has whipped up a ponified cover of the classic Black Sabbath song for all the changeling fans out there. If you’re looking for pony metal, be sure to check it out.
The Magic Inside is one of the most powerful songs we’ve had in 5 seasons of pony, and here EnergyTone and friends have managed to turn it onto a pumping pop-rock tune that ultimately sounds pretty awesome and professional, so check it out if that sounds like it’s for you!
As part of a new EP of classic fandom song covers, we have our own Francis Vace’s rendition of Pinkie’s Brew. Expect the usual ska-infused punk sound we’ve come to know and love from him!
Here’s another deliciously upbeat and energetic track from fractilx. The tune hurtles forward on a boldly accelerated rhythm through a sea of chiming bells and piano and is really driven home by a beautifully crafted melody. Awesome work all around.
Radiarc, one of the kings of brony orchestral music, is back again with a piece about Diamond Tiara, pre-redemption I suppose. Check it out above for a dark-ish song, driven by haunting strings…
[Language warning for those with ears as sensitive as Fluttershy] Daaayuumm, I love this! Reverbrony and friends bring us a follow-up to his track Wrath with an the perspective reversed. Get Pinkie br00talising Gilda above!
Rusty Thorsell brings us an interesting and somewhat ominous vocal tune about, in his own words ‘extremism and fanatacism’. The chorus of this track is pretty catchy, and easy to bob along to, regardless of the sombre tone of the song. Overall, it’s pretty well together, and something different to listen to.
Sights Unseen has been branching out into music about things other than multi-coloured equines (5 Nights at Freddy’s and The Walking Dead, for example), but here he returns to pony with a thought-provoking track about everybody’s favourite purple protagonist, Twilight Sparkle.
Evdog seems to have been remastering all of his songs recently, so go get a new version of this track featuring vocals from Feather. Expect sorrow, repentance, and Australian accents.