Fisherman’s Horizon is a Spanish band from Madrid that makes intricate video game music arrangements in a progressive rock/metal focus and very fond of medleys.
Apart from this album, we’ve contributed to two international multi-artist tributes: one for ECCO the dolphin saga and another one in celebration of Nintendo 64’s 25th aniversary.
Worlds That Never Were is a self-produced band effort with near zero budget in which we explore a variety of genres and pay homage to the compositions of several legends of video game music, such as Nobuo Uematsu, Yasunori Mitsuda o Motoi Sakuraba, among others.
Listen to the whole album on Bandcamp
Up to 30 classic themes intertwine in a complicated but well designed way, jumping with ease between presumably opposite styles: orchestra, rock, rumba, ballad, dubstep, ambient, metal… everything’s allowed as long as it works!
In addition to the non-video game music references, we had the honor to feature stellar collaborations to round up the whole album.
Álex Garcigregor – keyboards, piano, iPad, backing vocals, sound design, additional guitars and bass, additional percussion, recording, mixing and mastering
Diego Matas – bass, additional voice
Iván Rivero – guitars, ukelele, backing vocals
Pablo García de Gregorio – drums, percussion, additional voice, art, graphic design
Concept and arrangements by the band