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Doom 2016 Composer Mick Gordon Says "F##k AI"

Source: ign · 2026-10-11T21:30:00 UTC

The metal-loving maestro clearly has no plans to incorporate generative AI into his creative process. Aussie composer Mick Gordon is highly regarded for his experimental approach to musical composition. For 2013's Killer Instinct he employed a kangling, a Tibetan instrument traditionally carved into a human femur or tibia, to build a theme for the skeletal Spinal character out of actual bones. For

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