Spotify is going to keep my ears safe. The company is busy testing a new feature that’ll allow users to block or mute specific artists. According to the Verge, the new feature will bock an artist entirely, so “that songs from the artist will never play from a library, playlist, chart list, or even radio stations on Spotify.”

Sphero have made a name for themselves with little robotic balls that you can play with. Not that kind you perverts. The educational technology company is at it again though this time with something a little different in the form of Specdrums. Instead of focusing on creating something fun for people to learn how to program with, the approach behind …

For 2019’s DOOM Eternal, composer Mick Gordon wants to go even bigger with his plans to give the sequel more metal than the inside of a teenagers face after a trip to the dentist. If you happen to have a strong set of vocal pipes, you might be interested in the recruitment video below, as Gordon is putting out an open call for performers to send in their work and earn some of that sweet dollar dollar in the process.

Access to digital music has greatly altered the industry and its different revenue streams, making it even more difficult for young talent to make a break in an already competitive industry. Something that Apple is hoping to fix.

Beat Saber is finally making its way to PSVR, and you'll be slashing blocks to the beat of an EDM drum as early as November 20th.

Fast forward a few decades, and Spyro is back and look better than ever. That, and it’s also capable of tickling your auditory canals thanks to the massive advancements made in audio technology since the humble days of the ol’ CD-ROM technology that woke your ears up with the sound of cascading wind chimes. For the development of the Spyro: Reignited Trilogy, Toys for Bob had to essentially reconstruct the music from scratch.

Very few additional gameplay ideas can serve Tetris well enough to enhance it for fans, but giving it a new visual and audio touch? Well, now we’re on to something. Or at the very least, it’s something that developer Enhance Games has figured out for Tetris Effect.

The most recent Guitar Hero was a decent game, though I regret the R2k I spent on the thing. The collection of songs available was pitiful though, saved by the addition of Guitar Hero TV, which added hundreds more songs through a live service. It was effectively like old-school MTV you could play along with. They're shutting it down - and being sued because of that.