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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / NeonRebar's music / We prayed to god but god's away on business and now we're left to our own devices
Vocal libraries assemble!
String patches, man your stations!
percussions - render forth your destructions, onward intrepid into the eternal void
Piano thing, speed the plow of unremitting undoing!
distortions, crush everything in sight
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Hi this beat scares me, I have enjoyed it and I hope you are doing alright.
When in doubt, add distortion!
I like the clash of different elements...
Sounds about right, with respect to both the track and the title. Well, at least we get a kickass NeonRebar track out of it! 
I love the soft, clear vocals and then just everything else is crushed into oblivion.
To all WBers, Thanks for you listening and offering your critiques. Much appreciated and in answer to Every... I am doing ok, I am however a bit concerned for this species and indeed I believe we have only ever had ourselves to rely on when solving problems. The rise of mysticism, magical thinking, rampant tribalism and so much more madness is over taking our better selves.
But,
I think we've been here before. Yeats wrote about similar things on the eve of the 'great war'. The only caveat being - we didnt have the weapons then that we have now.
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/43290/the-second-coming
So smooth then holy cow that distorted beat just smashes through. Great stuff.
Love this so much! That distorted percussion works so well with the beautiful vocals, a real noisy, gritty sound! Around the 1:30 mark there is an unrelenting quality that sent shivers up my spine! Great work!
