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I've [regretfully] taken way too long to post this (and anything, lately - that'll change soon, I hope.) At any rate, my badass wife - whose other awesome, eclectic range of songs can be found here on her Soundcloud and Facebook - made this layered mash-up of both the UNATCO theme and Icarus - something I think has been LONG OVERDUE in the remix community. Anywho, it came out fantastic, so give it a listen (and listen to her other stuff, too!)
I apologize for the over-abundance of UNATCO remixes; it’s a popular track.
I’ll do my best to diversify the new few posts.
A mostly 'practical instrument' redux of Icarus. Certainly makes it feel more dramatic.
A spiffy piano reprise of Opponent Within, AKA UNATCO Return (or sometimes, like in this case, Enemy Within.)
The conversation track from UNATCO is rarely the focus of any remix I’ve come across so far, but it is, here. In my opinion, it is one of the more underrated pieces of music in the first game.
A moody, atmospheric version of Hong Kong/The Synapse/Wan Chai Market (take your pick.) The guitar work is superb, and really gives it an edge that is uncommon amongst remixes of this tune. The only downside is that it's too damn short!
Personally, I found Paris Combat to be one of the relatively weakest tracks on the original DX's soundtrack, but this remix makes it worthwhile.
The original track, overlaid with drums. It's funny how such a simple addition can change the whole feel of a piece. Bonus points for including the conversational music.
I know - another UNATCO (I promise to diversify!) - but this has a nice airy feel that flows nice and easy.
Necromanther gives us another rock rendition of UNATCO, though far more subdued than Timofetus' high octane variant. Good stuff!
Rock arrangement of the title theme from the first game!
To the best of my knowledge, this was the very first Deus Ex remix, ever (though, correct me if I am wrong.) I remember when Bart Klepta first released this back in 2001, and downloading it from Planet Deus Ex, back when 'Planet' sites were still a thing. Memories! Anyway, I believe it was created in response to the fact that the first game didn't have any options that resembled a 'happy ending.'
The main theme of the first game, created with a fairly decent Cello sound font. Short, but sweet.
Another nice UNATCO outing, from Technomancer. Mixed in are nice touches of the main theme. The MP3 can be downloaded from Technomancer's mediafire page.
Prior to starting this tumblr, I had a huge back-log of remixes, going back years. That being said, I'm aware of a lot more tracks than what's been posted thus far - you'll just have to bear with me as I catch up with my own catalog. Anyway, everyone loves a little more UNATCO, right?
I love this. Altogether, it is a solid remix of UNATCO layered over another remix created solely with floppy disk drives. Seriously. Watch the video of it.
I'd be remiss if I didn't post a link to Auteur Theory's "The Long Night," an 8-track album devoted to remixing the music of Deus Ex. To my knowledge, this was one of the first, if not the first ventures to create an entire tribute album. Rather than post each track seperately, I encourage you to follow the link and grab the whole thing for yourself. Many of the tracks bleed seamlessly into the next, and it is an excellent ensemble of DX covers.