This is really cool.  A lot of awesome punch. It has a very industrial vibe and reminds me a bit of another OST for a mech game, WarMech by Front Line Assembly

This is really cool. A lot of awesome punch. It has a very industrial vibe and reminds me a bit of another OST for a mech game, WarMech by Front Line Assembly

Relentless approach of the Big Huge Thing across a desolate environment. Really cool ominous feel with delicious industrial sound.

Relentless approach of the Big Huge Thing across a desolate environment. Really cool ominous feel with delicious industrial sound.

This sounds like it could fit into the Cyberpunk 2077 soundtrack, nice work!

This sounds like it could fit into the Cyberpunk 2077 soundtrack, nice work!

i wish everyone at the noisy bar could hear this and dance along. so rad

i wish everyone at the noisy bar could hear this and dance along. so rad

yeah! great job with that kick!!!! sounds delectable

yeah! great job with that kick!!!! sounds delectable

Thanks! Oh cool, will have to check one out

Yeah! I usually am a bit more laid back and quiet with tracks so wanted to try pushing more to see what would happen. Thanks for listening!

Thank you! That's another game I've never played but love the tracks from as well

Thanks! It was a bit of collab worktime with a buddy who had a deadline for a paper so had to keep it somewhat studious, had some great drinks though : )

Thanks! The kick was one of my own samples, I think it was from closing a cabinet while grabbing ingredients or thumping a shaker for the concoction from the previous week's track : )

[quote=drj]This is really cool. A lot of awesome punch. It has a very industrial vibe and reminds me a bit of another OST for a mech game, WarMech by Front Line Assembly[/quote] Thanks! Oh cool, will have to check one out [quote=MRDRCAT]Relentless approach of the Big Huge Thing across a desolate environment. Really cool ominous feel with delicious industrial sound.[/quote] Yeah! I usually am a bit more laid back and quiet with tracks so wanted to try pushing more to see what would happen. Thanks for listening! [quote=clonedkitty]This sounds like it could fit into the Cyberpunk 2077 soundtrack, nice work![/quote] Thank you! That's another game I've never played but love the tracks from as well [quote=jwh]i wish everyone at the noisy bar could hear this and dance along. so rad[/quote] Thanks! It was a bit of collab worktime with a buddy who had a deadline for a paper so had to keep it somewhat studious, had some great drinks though : ) [quote=fetalface]yeah! great job with that kick!!!! sounds delectable[/quote] Thanks! The kick was one of my own samples, I think it was from closing a cabinet while grabbing ingredients or thumping a shaker for the concoction from the previous week's track : )

making music in a loud sounds wild. I find it difficult sometimes to work just with airplane ambience with closed headphones. fits w40k well with that aggressive and crushed metallic sound. soundtrack for marching into battle. nice work

making music in a loud sounds wild. I find it difficult sometimes to work just with airplane ambience with closed headphones. fits w40k well with that aggressive and crushed metallic sound. soundtrack for marching into battle. nice work

WAOW I love sampled Things! Musta been the spice cabinet cause its tasty

[quote=tired_moniker][/quote] WAOW I love sampled Things! Musta been the spice cabinet cause its tasty

Love the bitcrushed snare.

It has this opressive, mechanical vibe (that suits Mechanicus perfectly) that I really dig. Great job!

Love the bitcrushed snare. It has this opressive, mechanical vibe (that suits Mechanicus perfectly) that I really dig. Great job!

Chugging and mechanical is a vibe that will always tickle me, and your style does it a unique justice (that bitcrushed snare noted above and the  timbre of the melodic line probably being the biggest contributors there)

Chugging and mechanical is a vibe that will always tickle me, and your style does it a unique justice (that bitcrushed snare noted above and the timbre of the melodic line probably being the biggest contributors there)