Welcome to our podcast about our favourite videogame music – Sound of Play.

As a slight change to our regular formula, this latest Sound of play features a special guest interview with David Housden, the BAFTA nominated composer for both Thomas Was Alone and Volume. He offers us insight into his creative process along with a selection of his favourite game scores and several from his most recent endeavour – the soundtrack of Volume.

This show’s presenter was: Leon Cox.

Track listing for this show is as follows:

Track 1: Notes from the Past by David Housden – Volume, 2015
Track 2: Fisherman’s Horizon by Nobuo Uematsu – Final Fantasy VIII, 1999
Track 3: Welcome to the Volume by David Housden – Volume, 2015
Track 4: Theme of Laura (Reprise) by Akira Yamaoka – Silent Hill 2, 2001
Track 5: Infiltration by David Housden – Volume, 2015
Track 6: Eternity: Memory of Lightwaves by Noriko Matsueda and Takahito Eguchi – Final Fantasy X-2, 2003
Track 7: As It Was, So Shall It Be by David Housden – Volume, 2015
Track 8: Plingpling Fairydust by Chris Christodoulou – The Sea Will Claim Everything, 2012
Track 9: Revolution by David Housden – Volume, 2015

Sound of Play: 23 was edited by Jay Taylor.

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This was really good guys, really interesting guest and some interesting insight and choices. Will have to get Thomas is alone now from the eShop.

Thanks! Good idea to get Thomas in now so you can get it played before the podcast in a few weeks time.

Got any other composers lined up? Kinda wish I was still in touch with Russell Shaw, though I've no idea if he'd agree to guest anyway