The Spectrum Works was created to accompany Bitmap books crowd funded "ZX Spectrum, A Visual Compendium."

My early gaming was centered around the ZX Spectrum 48K, later moving to the 128K version and I was heavily inspired by the great David Whittaker & Tim Follin. Through this album, I aim to recapture the magic of my childhood gaming experiences.

released November 1, 2015

“When the music is there and it’s that good, there’s nothing better. Did you ever load a game up just to listen to the music? Yep, me too. That’s what I mean when I talk about how music can give a game that extra something, the same thing music does to a movie, to send shivers down your spine or just makes you drop your jaw.”

Retrovideogamer

“If you weren’t lucky enough to get The Spectrum Works from Allister Brimble on it’s original release, then I wholeheartedly recommend you get it now. This selection of music is a real must for a ZX Spectrum fans, chiptune lovers or just classic gamers that appreciate classic gaming music.”

Flickeringmyth