The independent video game studio known
as Red Prawn Games have released their debut music album, the
official “Robot Wasteland Game Soundtrack.” The album lies
somewhere between an EP and an LP record, having 12 original tracks
for an approximate total listening time of over half an hour. Dark,
grim, futuristic and entirely immersive, the “Robot Wasteland Game
Soundtrack” by Red Prawn Games is an excellent example of the
ultra-high quality of music composition in today's new golden age of
video gaming.
Red Prawn's “Robot Wasteland” OST
is the brainchild of up-and-coming composer Przemyslaw Ksiazek,
popularly known by his professional name, Ksamus. Music by Ksamus
tends toward the ambient and electronic, very much alive, with
sweeping waves of sound which form towering crescendos and sprawling
sonic landscapes the mind can easily envision as if pictures were
being painted on the canvas of one's imagination. It is the
creativity of Ksamus the music fan is hearing, though, which makes it
more than likely that the world will be hearing much more from this
musician over the next few months and years.
Ksamus cites as main artistic
influences J.M. Jarre, Kraftwerk, Vangelis, Klaus Schultze, and Daft
Punk.
Asked to comment on Ksamus' work on the
background score for their game, Red Prawn writes, “The 'Robot
Wasteland' album is by far our best creation music-wise. If
successful, we will certainly make more music in the future …
Ksamus did a marvelous job composing all the pieces and accurately
reflecting the game's mood and climate.”
Red Prawn describes their artistic aims
by saying, “Red Prawn Games is an independent game development
studio. We make games for smartphones and tablets. We always strive
for the best possible quality, and that includes the sound-effects
layer as well as the music background.”
The “Robot Wasteland Game Soundtrack”
by Red Prawn Games and composed by Ksamus is available online
worldwide beginning 22 May 2015.
-S. McCauley
Lead Press Release Writer
www.MondoTunes.com
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