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Theme Remixes and Covers

By Nicholas Lam

Download a selection of fan remixes of the classic Knightmare theme tune. For the nostalgic amongst you, there's also some Nokia ringtones.


Theme remixes

We've got a number of imaginative theme mixes supplied by fans, from techno to new wave.

A pacy version of the first Knightmare theme, with a dystopian ending:

DownloadBrian Apocalypse, 'Adventure through Feldspar' (922.78kB)

Clubland Knightmare. A brilliantly worked techno-trance version:

DownloadDJ Oska (2.86MB)

Based on the Series 6-8 theme, with some stereo-channel tricks:

DownloadGlen Toogood, 'The Wicked Way into Knightmare' (1014.46kB)

Inventive mix that adds the spooky incidental music from Series 1:

DownloadAzreal 'Knight of the Mare' (1.07MB)

Short keyboard mix based on the Series 6-8 theme:

DownloadLiam Fretwell, Equinoxe (518.49kB)

Ambitious orchestral mix with original overture:

DownloadLiam Fretwell 2 (2.93MB)

Keyboard mix based on the later theme featuring voice samples:

DownloadLiam Fretwell 3 (3.2MB)

String-heavy remix with choral elements:

DownloadRob Bishop (3.49MB)

Midi/GEMS-style remix with a building crescendo:

DownloadTJ Evans (2.3MB)

There are more Knightmare theme remixes and covers to enjoy on YouTube too, including:

Matt Blair's first remix for Knightmare Live

The Author - Lord Fear

The Unremarkable Guitarist

Anders Enger Jensen (EOX Studios)

Blockbusters

We shouldn't forget that Ed Welsh also wrote the theme for Blockbusters. The two themes work seamlessly over both sets of titles.

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