Andrew Sega

Andrew Sega, also known by his alias "Necros," is an influential American composer and sound designer known for his contributions to video game music in the 1990s and early 2000s. He gained prominence for his work on the classic first-person shooter "Dark Arena," where his atmospheric and immersive soundtracks helped define the game's eerie atmosphere. Sega's innovative use of synths and samples showcased his ability to blend electronic music with orchestral elements, setting a standard for future game scores. Beyond "Dark Arena," he has contributed music to various titles and is recognized for his pioneering role in the demoscene. Sega's work continues to inspire new generations of composers in the gaming industry.