Press release:
Los Angeles, CA, Release: September 9, 2019 – Los Angeles-based music producer Antriksh Bali has announced his new soundtrack album TinkerQuarry (Original Game Soundtrack), is now available via bandcamp.

Other than that, Bali is also very happy to announce that “TinkerQuarry” is now available for PC via Steam.

The video game is the brainchild of game developer Cassandra Clery / Hallowraith, who has described the game as a surreal RPG about a girl trapped in an uncanny plane of existence.

Stitching together elements of Industrial, classical and electronic music over the course of 15 tracks, Antriksh Bali paints a dissonant, surreal sonic landscape with this release.

In addition to the album announcement, he has also shared a short sneak-peek, consisting of two tracks on the album which could be best illustrated as a combination of quirky-groovy, and destructively unsettling.

About Antriksh Bali:
Antriksh Bali is a composer, and experimental / electronic music producer who has previously put out tracks through labels and/or net-labels like Materia Collective, Volterock and jwala, not to mention numerous soundtracks to indie games.

Jonas “O.J” Ek
The Gaming Ground
Twitter: @TheGamingGround

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Tags: Antriksh Bali, Indie games, Music, Steam, TinkerQuarry, Video game music, Video games