Paul Ruskay - Homeworld (Original Soundtrack)As the developers at Relic Entertainment busily crafted the grand space strategy of 1999's Homeworld, series composer Paul Ruskay was left largely to his own devices in crafting the now iconic score. He took diverse inspiration from Vangelis' score for Blade Runner, Brian Eno, the sampling of traditional instruments from all over the globe by Algerian DJ Cheb i Sabbah, and ambient electronica duo Delirium. Homeworld's score was born of limitations

many of which were produced for the Libyan market

produced by Flying Lotus and Thundercat

Duca di Lorena"

their diametrically opposed approaches particularly apparent in their use of Hungarian folksongs

taken here from live concerts

and covers

Giuseppina Bridelli

The machine is the sound

The triumvirate of Doucet

000 young Americans lost their lives in the process

with Richard Derbyshire and Frank Musker and 'I Don't Wanna Be A Rock'

His voice is rougher and more raw than before