Old School RuneScape players know their IFB from their IDB. That’s why beloved RuneScape tunes have been remixed by London producer Pizza Hotline, known for making video game-flavoured Drum n Bass and Jungle with a nostalgic feeling.

“Garden” and other tracks enjoy more traditional DnB remixes, while the infamous “Sea Shanty 2” is reimagined as a minimal DnB banger. “Autumn Voyage” gets a slower breaks remix, while Pizza Hotline took inspiration from Aphex Twin for their atmospheric adaptation of “Shine”. Fans will lap up the use of familiar sound effects in fun places, such as the original ‘Urgh!’ death sound before the drop of “Background”..

The producer used, among other software and hardware, a Roland JV-1080 to stay faithful to the classic DnB era; several tracks feature a reverb based on the PS1’s original built-in effects."

• Pressed on black vinyl
• Deluxe gatefold sleeve
• 11 official RuneScape Drum n Bass covers by Pizza Hotline
• Includes old school tracks “Autumn Voyage” & “Sea Shanty 2

LMLP255 -Artist-Pizza Hotline & Jagex Audio Team

• Handling Note: **Please allow an additional 5 business days for this item's shipment.**
• Format Detail: 2LP Black
• Format: Vinyl

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