Artist description Solo artist.

Music Style Instrumental, Film and Game Music.

Musical Influences Goldsmith, Hans Zimmer, Sylvester Levay, Bill Conti, Bjorn Lynne, Jack Nitzsche and Graeme Revell.

Artist History In 1986 I began creating music on the C64 / Amiga 500. However, I wasn't really interestedin it so I tried it as a programmer in the Amiga scene. In 1993 I discovered the PC demoscene and I gave myself the name melcom. I created the group "Hoax Arts" with my friend Traxx . In 1993 I started writing music again.I received a small job from game company and I wrote the soundtrack "Space Invaders" in 1997. In 1998 I wrote the soundtrack for the game "From Hell to Hell" and in September 1998 I left all my PC Music / Demo groups and started over as a solo artist. At the end of 1998 I wrote a small story to my Dark Trooper soundtrack 1-3 and could not break away from it. Without the story I would be in the clear, but I was already in small story at the 4th issue and so I was stuck with it until it was complete. I was surprised because I really didn't want to make Dark Trooper soundtracks anymore. So I just in front of the computer quietly until the 4th part was finally written in 1998'99. You can find a larger and more detailed history on my web-site. http://www.darkrhythms.com

Group Members Andreas melcom Urban.

Instruments My Computer.

Albums Dark Trooper Symphony 4 (1998/99), Jagged -Transformers (1998/2000), From Hell to Hell (2000).

Press Reviews http://www.darkrhythms.com/

Additional Info More game soundtracks (modules): DARK ROOT (1999), TRASH RIDA (1997/98), DARK BREED (1998), HERCULES (1997), SPACE INVADERS (1996/97), LORDSHIP (1996). Please check out: http://www.darkrhythms.com/history/

Location Berlin, Berlin - Germany

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