Nosebleed Interactive’s managing director and the lead designer for Arcade Paradise, Andreas Firnigl, spoke to NME at Gamescom to verify that The Prodigy’s stay drummer was answerable for producing “80 per cent” of the Arcade Paradise soundtrack.
Arcade Paradise is a 90’s-fuelled retro arcade journey that sees the participant turning the household laundromat into “the ultimate arcade”. Perhaps fittingly, Firnigl spoke in regards to the soundtrack to the sport which was produced by the stay drummer for digital dance titans The Prodigy.
“Leo Crabtree, the live drummer for The Prodigy, produced probably 80 per cent of the music and the rest was just, like, my mates in bands,” mentioned Firnigl.
Crabtree joined The Prodigy’s stay setup again in 2008, when he met the band’s earlier drummer, Kieron Pepper, while working as a drum instructor in Birmingham at college. According to the band’s web site, upon leaving the band in 2007 Pepper contacted Crabtree to tell him there was a job going.
After sending a video of himself taking part in some tracks by The Prodigy and sending it to the band, he was referred to as up for an audition and was immediately requested to carry out with them in Poland that New Year’s Eve. Crabtree has remained a member of the stay band ever since.
Accessing the prolonged soundtrack in Arcade Paradise sees gamers that select so as to add a jukebox to their arcades in a position to entry a web site referred to as Disc Jammers the place extra music is on the market to be bought.
“It feels very era-appropriate,” mentioned Firnigl, with the tracks impressed by the likes of Nirvana and Pearl Jam amongst others.
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