The newest version of remixes from The Crypt of The
Necromancer gaming soundworks originally created by Danny Baranowsky to be
measured and re-arranged in such a distinctive way possible by our beloved
short-haired musician/composer from Northern Ireland – the talented attractive
Chipzel a.k.a Niahm Houston; an independent chip-musician indulging to creates
a greater, funnier, energetic, melodious and cooler versions from each and
every single old bytes of computerized and synth-programming toned music onto
her signatures memorabilia track-list within Chipped of The Necrodance in
twenty songs entirely in new remix recording by the release of DIY ethic. For
most gamers, these album didn’t only just marking the new generations of
game-addicts fan based to gain themselves using viral or online or manual ways
but also widening the mass-influence over how the music now can be created
using only pro-tools and couple laptops as fast as the growth of human
populations each minutes each day. Enjoy the fantasy beats on
Electronic/Dance-Pop/House-core/Animatronix or anything you need or wanted to
call this effort for yourself. Amazing realm of three dimensions and thus
choice for A Hot Mess (3-3 Hot Remix), Styx and Stones (4-1 Remix), March of
The Profane (3-2 Hot Remix), The Weight to Remain (4-3 Remix) and Knight to
C-Sharp (Deep Blues Remix). Let Chipzel moved your body and minds out of the boring two dimensions enters the future past and the mix-land calculations like warp-waving inside your computer game tube for a day …
Chipped of The Necrodancer:
https://youtu.be/fKPBm7dTq5A
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