Minecraft: Volume Alpha is the debut album from C418, the moniker of German composer Daniel Rosenfeld, whose beatless ambient score became inseparable from the cultural phenomenon of Minecraft. Praised by Kotaku as among the best game music of 2011 and compared by The Guardian to Erik Satie and Brian Eno, the album transcends its source material entirely. As Polygon put it, the music "transcends" Minecraft's retro aesthetic, lifting the experience "into the sublime."
For collectors, an encapsulated copy of Minecraft: Volume Alpha is the only way to own a sealed piece of gaming history in a form built to last as long as the game's legacy.
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