A companion to last week’s Ice Arena cue, this is an atmospheric and mysterious piece with frigid overtones. (Given Southern California’s record low temperatures this week, this music particularly resonates with me right now.)
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Icy Confrontation | |
The game Hex: Shards of Fate recently launched a big expansion, so I thought it might be nice to feature some of the new music that accompanies it. This week’s cue (special Saturday edition) is for a foreboding ice battleground.
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The Ice Arena | |
This week’s cue is a quirky rhythmic piece for mallet percussion and assorted oddball instruments, meant to evoke the daily grind of life in antiquity. Let it never be said that an anvil can’t be musical.
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The Industrious Villagers | |
This blog has been on hiatus for several weeks while I was working on a new film project. Now that crunch time is past, the music flow resumes!
This week’s selection comes from one of my earliest feature projects, a political thriller called The F-Zone. We recorded with a union orchestra at the then-very-busy O’Henry studios. (The Star Trek TNG theme was recorded there, among other things.) The studio is sadly now defunct, though its website lives on as a kind of memorial.
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The F-Zone (main title) | |
This week’s selection is a dramatic orchestral crescendo for the antagonist in The Penguin Who Wouldn’t Swim. (To be fair, the whale was just hungry.)
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The Killer Whale | |
