05. Devil

The well known Quake 3 Arena Noise Soundtrack. Over 10 years old now, people still want to hear it. So here it is. 

11-Fuel My Game

Your fucking life

Fiat Lux is one of our experimental Black Metal albums that never actually got released.
Back in the pandemic days, we had way too much time on our hands — so we made music, wrote lyrics, and recorded a bunch of stuff we’re now slowly bringing to life.

This one’s really close to our hearts. A good friend of ours, Nero, got stuck in Switzerland during lockdown and couldn’t make it back to Italy — so he ended up jumping in, co-writing a few tracks, and doing all the Italian vocals.

Massive thanks to you, Nero. This album wouldn’t exist without you.

Oh — and Fiat Lux is now exclusively available on SoundCloud!
We’re dropping it as a little gift to our community, followers, and all the new listeners discovering NeON dEVIL for the first time.

outro

Killing Floor 2 OST - Main Theme

By Sonic Mayhem
Quake II - Ground Zero
1998

Operation Overlord

By Sonic Mayhem
Quake II - The Reckoning
1998

Gravity Well

Stealth Frag

Catch this on YouTube!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5dzVqhqZH4

My interpretation of what would be Strogg and Peeker's (Quake Champions) theme song! I was kind of envisioning how fighting game characters have their tracks that play while I made this. Right off the bat I wanted to sample a drone taking off and I incorporated that into the textured sound effect at the beginning, with the beginning notes of the ETQW Main Theme/Strogg Victory Theme playing on top. The Strogg were introduced in Q2, so I figured it would only be appropriate to reference a track from that game as well as sort of a callsign for them. The ETQW Theme has a big dramatic climax that I knew I wanted to use as the ending, with it being arranged as Orchestral+Choir in the original. I recreated that on my end, and then translated it to the sort of Industrial/Metal style consistent with the rest of the champion themes.

Enemy Territory: Quake Wars Main Theme by Bill Brown
Descent into Cerberon by Sonic Mayhem (Sascha Dikiciyan)

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For The Makron

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WTyyCfT2VI

My interpretation of what would be Ranger's (Quake Champions) theme song! I was kind of envisioning how fighting game characters have their tracks that play while I made this. With Ranger originating from Quake 1, I knew it's soundtrack needed a heavy presence in this one. I threw in references to the tracks Quake Theme, Aftermath, Hall of Souls, and Life. Going with the sort of Gothic theme that Q1 had, throwing in a little pipe organ would hurt either as the Volkerh mapset utilizes it as well. 

A good chunk of the Q1 OST is in the key of D, and deviating from that ended up sound wrong, so in order to get my guitars as low as I wanted them to... I didn't use them. The heavy parts are actually a bass guitar using electric guitar processing. In my mind, this track is my impression of Sonic Mayhem and Mick Gordon interpreting Trent Reznor's classic Quake OST.

Ranger has a tragic story, as he was ripped from his family and tossed into the nightmarish world of Quake from which he can't seem to awaken. I wanted to reflect this in the somber tone of the chorus in this track (and inadvertently ended up giving a subtle nod to the Max Payne theme). Part of me wanted this song to end on a looping fade out to sort of reflect him being trapped in hell.

Nightmare

Original soundtrack from the video game Quake 2 CDs released 1997-1998.