Antle Music

This is an album of fictional game music, written, composed, arranged and performed by Antle.
Ranging from ambient and soundscapes to rock and classical,
the compositions were influenced by orchestral, western, asian, middle eastern, pop and rock music.

Playtime is released under the CC-BY-NC license.

This is the track Orbital View from the 2013 Album Space Night.

This is the track Dreaming from the 2013 Album Space Night.

Just my remix of this classic for Gaming music - added piano, a string section & subtle drums & delay
Credits:
Original Composer: Bobby Prince (1992)

Just my remix of the Kraanan temple theme.
Credit goes to the original composer.

Celebrating the World of Warcraft universe with fanmade music / video.
A song I wrote to honour all the gnome monks out there. You can download this song and the whole Antle - EP for FREE (MP3 or FLAC quality), just click ANTLE.
Of course you could also download the whole EP from my bandcamp: ANTLE - Dodonpa EP. It's up to you! Since I published this mini album under the CC 3.0 license feel free to use the music for your project, but don't forget the attribution!

songs of advertisement
I composed the song after the exact wishes of the customer. Never having covered this kind of music style before made this job an exciting opportunity.

Check out their website: Fenster Pille GmbH. They provide all imaginable services concerning doors & windows - and their prices are fair!

The customer really liked the humorous approach I chose for the video.

Celebrating the XCOM universe with fanmade music / video.
I have been a fan of the XCOM series since the beginning. Played it like mad as a kid. The gameplay, music and atmosphere had a tremendous impact on me. I tried to capture this mood, especially "Terror From The Deep", with this ambient synthesizer track.

The video features gameplay scenes from Firaxis' XCOM - Enemy Unknown.

scary, gloomy ambient music
Instrumental piece featuring acoustic guitars and some samples. A kind of sound experiment where I used several guitars in different tuning - result is haunting...
Imho the music would fit well in some subtle horror movies or scary video game scenes. If you want to use it for your project, please go ahead since I published this piece under the CC 3.0 license.

Eyes...eyes in the dark!!

Celebrating the Elder Scrolls universe with fanmade music / video.
My tribute to Bethesda's masterpiece DOS game Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall. Inspired by Daggerfall's marvellous soundtrack, I grabbed my guitar and began composing. I tried to capture the mood of the dungeon music pieces, which were midi tunes and therefore digital, whereas my song is purely acoustic, with a few effects.

Video is making use of footage from my latest Daggerfall-playthrough.