Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt.
By rdomain on April 29, 2018 2:34 am
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Your command of your equipment is terrifying. Which fits the title...
Oddly reminds me a bit of the Donnie Darko soundtrack? But more industrial and gritty. Visuals turned out cool as well! Especially dig that part around the 2 min mark when everything gets really grainy & amorphous.
Wonderful track! The Folktek Mescaline sounds really cool in itself, but your use of it impresses me the most!
Jim Wood wrote:
Your command of your equipment is terrifying. Which fits the title...
Thank you Jim. I really love delving deeply into a particular bit of gear to extract all the goodness out of it 
Parallelis wrote:
Oddly reminds me a bit of the Donnie Darko soundtrack? But more industrial and gritty. Visuals turned out cool as well! Especially dig that part around the 2 min mark when everything gets really grainy & amorphous.
Thanks! Great film that one. I mostly remember Mad World from the soundtrack. heh. Glad you dug the visuals too.
Plantrain wrote:
Wonderful track! The Folktek Mescaline sounds really cool in itself, but your use of it impresses me the most!
Thank you! The Mescaline is a truely wonderful instrument full of quirks and is so unique. I really like it. Next week's song is also all Mescaline but as a one take performance. Hope you dig it.
Thanks for all the comments people. I will get around to listening to all your track when I can! Cheers!