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Have you ever listened to, joined up on, or know of Dyne & The Coop's yearly AOCC (An OverClocked Christmas)? Welp, now we're doing a Halloween version of the same kinda deal (ran by me!) 'Ello, 'ello and welcome! All pertinent and important details are here: The sign-up & submission periods are between June 1st and Oct 19th, 2025! Late stragglers will be allotted some leeway time up to the 26th of October to get theirs in! This will be coordinated by just myself (currently) between here -- in the OCR forums, Discord's Community Remix Album Collaborations (CRAC) server, and private messaging. Helpers for cover art, formatting and assembly, web design ideas, mastering and co-directing are encouraged to also jump in on this! We hope to see many new faces and old vets around to join in the festivities, for this year, and (hopefully) many more to come! FOR THE SPIRIT OF ALL HALLOWS'! SIGN UP!! 🎃🧡🦇

Alternate Entries Listening Party Check out the entrees LIVE over at the Dwelling of Duels Twitch on Friday, May 2nd, 8:00 PM EDT!

Here are our matchups for Round 2! Streets of Rage vs. Etrian Odyssey III My Little Baby Cityscape - Engrave Thy Name and Go Forth Streets of Rage 2 vs. Etrian Odyssey Alien Power Strife - Rapture [Normal Battle: Final Floor] Streets of Rage 3 vs. Etrian Odyssey II Ending Return of the Heroes [Ending 1] Your team is responsible for writing three remixes, one for for each match-up. Each remix should aim to combine both tracks into a single, cohesive piece of music. Remember, you're not writing two separate remixes and sticking them end-to-end, but writing a track that captures both sources as a piece of music that stands on its own. Remixes should be at least 1 minute in length. Every remix you submit is worth 2 points just for submitting, so make sure your team submits all three remixes or you risk falling behind. Submission Instructions Remixes should be at least 1 minute long. Use the submission form to send me your remix. Make sure you submit a 16-bit, 44.1KHz WAV file. I will encode MP3s myself. Follow the filename conventions laid out in the form