Artist description I have my own style. Most people say it is a kind of a mix of Depeche Mode, Vangelis and Pet Shop Boys, but I am not sure.

Music Style Electro Dream Synth

Musical Influences Depeche Mode, Pet Shop Boys, Vangelis

Similar Artists Depeche Mode, Pet Shop Boys, Vangelis, Enigma, Mike Oldfield, Jean Michel Jarre, Hans Zimmer

Artist History I started to compose my music on piano and guitar until I bought my first computer with Sound Blaster 2.0 and created my very first tunes in module trackers. Then, on 1995, I compiled my first album "Laws of Evilswords" on MC (about thirty copies for my friends). In 1998 I was asked to compose a soundtrack for the arcade game "Cross Fire" by Real Virtuality Labs, so my second album was released to the public. Nowadays I compose game soundtracks and songs of my own style on Kawai K-11 and Sound Blaster Live!, I'm about to buy more MIDI equipment and continue to work on bigger projects. My complete music story is presented on my homepage http://www.fencer.cz.

Group Members Filip Rachunek - composing, keyboards, piano, guitar, vocals, programming

Instruments Kawai K-11, Sound Blaster Live!

Albums Laws of Evilswords, Cross Fire

Press Reviews [Cross Fire #1] July 2000: Geez, choosing this track was SO difficult, All of Fencers 'Cross Fire' tracks are of such a great quality! I recommend you try them all. In my opinion, this was the best. It sounds like it could have come straight out of Rare's hit, 'Perfect Dark'. It opens with a symphonic string intro, before becoming a trance main melody which is continued throughout the piece. There is plenty of variation in the piece to keep listeners interested too. The inclusion of an orchestral hit, sounds of thunder, and a rapid drum beat gives the track a very hard hitting, energetic feel. If you like Chris Huelsbeck, you'll love this. (GameStation)

Location Prague - Czech Republic

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