Sector: Composer / Songwriter
Key Skills
Bristol, sound designer, music licensing, record label, music, songwriter, composer, musician
Key Clients
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe FluffyLogic Development HP Labs Bristol Bristol University Mobile Bristol St. Pauls Unlimited
I am currently based in Bristol working as a freelance sound designer and music composer for the computer games developer FluffyLogic. In May 2010 I was nominated for an Ivor Novello Award for Best Original Video Game Score for my work on Savage Moon: Waldgeist, in the first year that a new category has been created for computer game music.
I am a DJ / producer of Jungle and Breakcore music under the name Parasite. I manage a record label called Death$ucker Records, and the online record shop DSWAT. I used to promote the Toxic Dancehall and Goatlab club nights in Bristol and produce and host a monthly podcast called Goatlab Radio.
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- Eat Them! on PlayStation3
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Eat Them! was developed by FluffyLogic and released on PlaystationNetwork for PS3 in December 2010. I was head of sound design in charge of creating and balancing the sound effects, composing music and licensing tracks. This involved creating over 100 sfx for the game, 5 original tracks plus a bunch of end-game short pieces, as well as making them all sound right in-game. I was also in charge of currating the in-game music, which was licenced from Deathsucker Records, Broken Robot Records and Broken Records.
- Demo Reel 2011
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Listen to my demo rell for 2011 featuring a rnage of music from chilling ambient to full-on drum and bass, with everything inbetween.
Contact Details
Armin ElsaesserThe Coach House, 2 Upper York Street
Bristol
BS2 8QN
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