TNT: Evilution Original OST - DEVOURFONT

Описание: This album presents the complete soundtrack of TNT Evilution (Original OST), rendered using DEVOURFONT — a custom General MIDI soundfont built specifically for Doom music.
Every track is played back through the same carefully balanced font to preserve the original composition while enhancing clarity, depth, and dynamics
DEVOURFONT contains samples from the following soundfonts:
Arachno SoundFont (https://arachnosoft.com/main/download...)
Chorium rev.A (https://musical-artifacts.com/artifac...)
ColomboGMGS2 v15.1 (https://musical-artifacts.com/artifac...)
Compifont (https://pphidden.wixsite.com/compifont)
Fluid R3 GM (https://member.keymusician.com/Member...)
Roland SC-55 (https://archive.org/download/SC55Empe...)
Timbres of Heaven v4.0 (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-cwB...)
Touhou.sf2 (https://musical-artifacts.com/artifac...)
Gravis Ultrasound Pro Patches Lite 1.61 (https://musical-artifacts.com/artifac...)
Weeds General MIDI SoundFont (https://www.un4seen.com/forum/?topic=...)

DevourFont Download & Documentation: https://drive.google.com/file/d/159Ao...

All credit goes to the original composers of these Midis. None of this would be possible without their years of hard work and talent

00:00:00 - TNT Title (Tom Mustaine)
00:00:16 - Sadistic (L.A. Sieben)
00:02:19 - Smells like Burning Corpse (L.A. Sieben)
00:04:14 - Death's Bells (L.A. Sieben)
00:06:44 - More (Tom Mustaine)
00:08:40 - Agony Rhapsody (L.A. Sieben)
00:10:25 - Soldier of Chaos (Jonathan El-Bizri)
00:12:03 - Into the Beast's Belly (L.A. Sieben)
00:13:16 - Infinite (Tom Mustaine)
00:16:15 - Let's Kill at Will (Jonathan El-Bizri)
00:18:22 - Cold Subtleness (Jonathan El-Bizri)
00:21:06 - Blood Jungle (Jonathan El-Bizri)
00:24:28 - Horizon (Tom Mustaine)
00:26:15 - AimShootKill (Tom Mustaine)
00:27:45 - Legion of the Lost (L.A. Sieben)
00:30:30 - untitled (Josh Martel)

Figured I would do this one too since I was taking pictures for the Evilution Midi pack anyways. Originally I was tending on finding a different wad to take screenshots of to model this soundtrack but it felt wrong to do here. I think the no monster shots fit the more sombre but nostalgic tone of these midis compared to the midi pack.

Honestly I kinda forgot these even existed for a while. But I'm glad to have this album up with the others. I'm sure that nostalgia factor hits hard for a lot of people, myself included.