Seeing the monsters, man! Bioshock, much?  Keep up the good work!

Seeing the monsters, man! Bioshock, much? Keep up the good work!

On the bright side, with the worst global warming projections, the seas will only rise between 6-20 inches by 2100.  Most arctic ice already displaces water equal to its mass with exceptions of places like Greenland. The average Antarctic temperature is about -38C, so it would have to rise quite a lot before we would need to be concerned about ice melt.

Drought and more land becoming barren are a much bigger concern with global climate change than is flooding.  Drought makes agriculture much harder and of course we all need fresh water.

Anyway, cool tune.  If there ever were a global flood, I hope you can get your gear onto your Waterworld boat.

On the bright side, with the worst global warming projections, the seas will only rise between 6-20 inches by 2100. Most arctic ice already displaces water equal to its mass with exceptions of places like Greenland. The average Antarctic temperature is about -38C, so it would have to rise quite a lot before we would need to be concerned about ice melt. Drought and more land becoming barren are a much bigger concern with global climate change than is flooding. Drought makes agriculture much harder and of course we all need fresh water. Anyway, cool tune. If there ever were a global flood, I hope you can get your gear onto your Waterworld boat.

This makes me feel so much better.

Oh, and nicely-evocative piece!

[quote=Edmund Snyder]On the bright side, with the worst global warming projections, the seas will only rise between 6-20 inches by 2100. Most arctic ice already displaces water equal to its mass with exceptions of places like Greenland. The average Antarctic temperature is about -38C, so it would have to rise quite a lot before we would need to be concerned about ice melt. Drought and more land becoming barren are a much bigger concern with global climate change than is flooding. Drought makes agriculture much harder and of course we all need fresh water. Anyway, cool tune. If there ever were a global flood, I hope you can get your gear onto your Waterworld boat.[/quote] This makes me feel so much better. Oh, and nicely-evocative piece!

Always happy to help. 

[quote=Jim Wood]This makes me feel so much better. Oh, and nicely-evocative piece![/quote] Always happy to help. :)

pretty cool! nice dark atmosphere!

pretty cool! nice dark atmosphere!

Great rhythms and i love the fx/pads...bit short but I'm the last person to be able to say anything about that

Great rhythms and i love the fx/pads...bit short but I'm the last person to be able to say anything about that :)

Bioshock IS the place, man, Yeah... This is what Mr. Bubbles listens to in this walkman:)

Thanks for the positive feedback and sorry for the late replay. I hope to catch up with your stuff this week

[quote=colorful grey]Seeing the monsters, man! Bioshock, much? Keep up the good work![/quote] Bioshock IS the place, man, Yeah... This is what Mr. Bubbles listens to in this walkman:) Thanks for the positive feedback and sorry for the late replay. I hope to catch up with your stuff this week :)

Hey guys thank you for listening and giving some time to this one. I've been doing some heavy training at work and almost had zero time for WB.

Sorry for the late reply. Knowing that you're all out there listening and releasing fantastic stuff keeps me pushing week after week

[quote=Jim Wood]Oh, and nicely-evocative piece![/quote] [quote=dreikelvin]pretty cool! nice dark atmosphere![/quote] [quote=sinewave]Great rhythms and i love the fx/pads...bit short but I'm the last person to be able to say anything about that :)[/quote] Hey guys thank you for listening and giving some time to this one. I've been doing some heavy training at work and almost had zero time for WB. Sorry for the late reply. Knowing that you're all out there listening and releasing fantastic stuff keeps me pushing week after week :)

Hey Edmund. SOrry for the late reply. It's been really crazy this week. Believe me

I'll try to recruit Kevin Costner so we went diving in search for some sunk Juno 106s and TB 303s

[quote=Edmund Snyder]On the bright side, with the worst global warming projections, the seas will only rise between 6-20 inches by 2100. Most arctic ice already displaces water equal to its mass with exceptions of places like Greenland. The average Antarctic temperature is about -38C, so it would have to rise quite a lot before we would need to be concerned about ice melt. Drought and more land becoming barren are a much bigger concern with global climate change than is flooding. Drought makes agriculture much harder and of course we all need fresh water. Anyway, cool tune. If there ever were a global flood, I hope you can get your gear onto your Waterworld boat.[/quote] Hey Edmund. SOrry for the late reply. It's been really crazy this week. Believe me :) I'll try to recruit Kevin Costner so we went diving in search for some sunk Juno 106s and TB 303s :)

love the drum kit and the almost tubish percussive sound to it. I'd def watch SubEarth

love the drum kit and the almost tubish percussive sound to it. I'd def watch SubEarth :)