Spacetime Miscalculation

by Rom Di Prisco

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Martyn Fisher Rom, this music is grand, such a throw back to your early work. Rom fans, this is an absolute must if you remember all the classic Need for Speed games or hell, are just a fan. Keep the music coming, you can do no wrong! Favorite track: Phonon Redshift.

Taylor Oh the kinds of roads this album will take your imagination to! Rom does it again. Favorite track: Gaia.

spark198rus I loved it cuz I love synths and it has nfs vibes Favorite track: Serpens 202.

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1.	Vulpecula 707 05:25	buy track
2.	Gaia 05:09	buy track
3.	Phonon Redshift 05:15	buy track
4.	Frozen Orbit 05:00	buy track
5.	Time Dilation 04:31	buy track
6.	Serpens 202 05:35	buy track
7.	Chameleon 04:02	buy track
8.	Temporal Refraction 04:25	buy track
9.	Lyra 04:57	buy track

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Rom Di Prisco's brand new retro-inspired album, designed to take you back in time to the fantastic 90s era.

Composed, produced, and mixed in the same way as Rom's old school electronic music from the 1990s, utilizing the exact same hardware synths that he used back in the day, for a 100% authentic experience. No modern production techniques or flashy new software plugins were used in the creation of this album.

If you're a fan of Rom Di Prisco's tunes from the Need for Speed, Unreal Tournament, or NHL video game franchises, this release was made just for you. Enjoy!

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released August 8, 2018

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Rom Di Prisco Toronto, Ontario

Rom Di Prisco is a classically trained composer, producer, and remixer who has been creating music for video games, TV, and film for over 20 years.

Game credits include Fortnite, Need for Speed, Paragon, Guacamelee!, Puzzle Fighter, Mass Effect 2, Gears of War, Unreal Tournament 3, and SSX Tricky.

TV and film credits include Gotham, NCIS, Criminal Minds, CSI, Saw II, and The Sopranos. ... more