Front Line Assembly creating soundtrack to AirMech
April 10 2012
via indiegamenews.com -
"For AirMech, the first thing I thought of was trying to get music that sounded like Front Line Assembly, so then I figured I should at least try and contact the band on the off chance they would be interested in talking with us," says James Green, Game Director at Carbon Games. "I was thrilled when the news came back that they would be interested in working on a game project again."
Front Line Assembly is one of the pioneering bands in the electronic industrial world and continues to be guided by founder Bill Leeb. The AirMech album has been under development since late 2011 in parallel with the progression of the game. Selections of the music will be deconstructed for use as dynamic music which reacts to conditions during battle. The trademark structure of FLA's music made this collaboration an exciting opportunity for both teams.
"FLA is at it's heart is a true indie spirit band, and Carbon's story of how and why we are making AirMech as an independent game developer really struck a chord with them and opened the door to serious discussions about how we could work together, " said Green. "When they started asking about if they could be in the game and have some crazy sonic weapons, I knew it was the start of something really fun. I know we love hearing what they have come up with as much as they enjoy seeing the new stuff we add to the game."
Carbon Games is showing AirMech at PAX East in Boston currently, and is demoing sample tracks of the new music to members of the press in booth 772.
For additional information on Carbon Games' partnership with Front Line Assembly or details about the exclusive game content bundled with the album, please contact James Green. For more about AirMech, please visit http://airmech.com