Craig Peters Music SoundTracks

Cinematic

Orchestral

Here is a orchestral piece i wrote in the vein of Danny Elfman. Wanted to write something dark that had movement.

Craig Peters- What Lurks Beyond The Grave

This is inspired by the music in Paranorman scored by Jon Brion. Wanted it to have a creepy feel but kind of comical too.

Craig Peters- A Scratching In The Crawlspace

I wanted to compose something that would be a cool main theme for a action game score. Or something that would be the main screen of a video game. 

Craig Peters- The Dragon Boneyard

Warm vibes to bring you to a place you didn't know existed.

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Electronic Gems: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZtZcBRt5Pw&t=28s
Odysseus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emNgfuw8vlA&t=324s

Arrival

here is a re-score of a piece I wrote a while back. Testing out the new composing template. Check it out!

Craig Peters - What Lurks Beyond The Grave - Rescore

Legion Advance — Paul Thomson (Professional Edition)

Serious, Tense, Dramatic. When one moment changes everything you thought you knew.

Craig Peters - The Bunker

Futuristic, Epic, Cinematic. In a battle for the future, who will win?

Craig Peters - The Rise Of Hyperion

Tribal, Primal, Epic. One day you will understand what it means to be a king.

Craig Peters - Behold...The King

Futuristic, Epic, Gritty. Evolution is inevitable, but at what price.

Craig Peters - Retrogradiation

Primal, Epic, Cinematic. A dawn of a new era from the bones of the fallen.

Craig Peters - Primal Carnage Reigns

Tension, Percussive, Dark. A battle must be won by rising as one.

Craig Peters - Rise Of The Amazon

Craig Peters is predominantly known for his guitar work in the technical death metal bands Deeds of Flesh and Arkaik. But recently has released his solo album Paramnesia under the name Destroying The Devoid. Since 2010 he has recorded 4 albums, toured with national acts such as The Black Dahlia Murder, Cannibal Corpse, Goatwhore and more. He also has been doing lots of work out of Carnival Nocturno Studios where he composes orchestral arrangements, records guest solos for bands and does mixing and mastering. Craig also does demos of different gear on his YouTube channel as well as recording, mixing and mastering tutorials.