Pentadrangle’s 2021 release, Nuclear Blaze (Original Game Soundtrack), issued on their own Pentadrangle Records, collects sixteen tracks of chiptune-inflected electronic music crafted to accompany the eponymous video game. The album’s palette ranges from the brisk urgency of "Through Fire and Flames" to the more subdued, flickering textures of "Embers," the latter evoking the glow of smoldering ruins through its carefully modulated synth lines and pixelated bleeps.While the record is modestly circulated—garnering 53 listeners and 276 scrobbles on Last.fm—it captures a particular niche of game soundtrack production where retro digital tones meet contemporary electronic composition. Tracks such as "Security Breach" and "Backdraft" employ tight melodic hooks and rhythmic precision that reflect the medium’s demands and the artist’s command over chiptune aesthetics. This album stands as a focused artifact for collectors interested in the intersection of gaming and electronic music from the early 2020s.

Pentadrangle’s 2021 release, Nuclear Blaze (Original Game Soundtrack), issued on their own Pentadrangle Records, collects sixteen tracks of chiptune-inflected electronic music crafted to accompany the eponymous video game. The album’s palette ranges from the brisk urgency of "Through Fire and Flames" to the more subdued, flickering textures of "Embers," the latter evoking the glow of smoldering ruins through its carefully modulated synth lines and pixelated bleeps.While the record is modestly circulated—garnering 53 listeners and 276 scrobbles on Last.fm—it captures a particular niche of game soundtrack production where retro digital tones meet contemporary electronic composition. Tracks such as "Security Breach" and "Backdraft" employ tight melodic hooks and rhythmic precision that reflect the medium’s demands and the artist’s command over chiptune aesthetics. This album stands as a focused artifact for collectors interested in the intersection of gaming and electronic music from the early 2020s.