This has been a rough year for deaths so far both with people I know personally and artists.  I just went to a memorial yesterday and I've got another one coming up in a couple weeks.  And yeah, it's hard when its people you don't know, too.  Especially if it's one of your favorite artists.  That quote really sums it up well.  On the track front I thought this sounded pretty epic.  I liked the distortion sound and it really felt like we went on a journey during the course of the song.   

This has been a rough year for deaths so far both with people I know personally and artists. I just went to a memorial yesterday and I've got another one coming up in a couple weeks. And yeah, it's hard when its people you don't know, too. Especially if it's one of your favorite artists. That quote really sums it up well. On the track front I thought this sounded pretty epic. I liked the distortion sound and it really felt like we went on a journey during the course of the song.

Sucks hey.  I went and saw the recent horror film the Foofighters did when it was released.  Don't know if you've seen it but it was pretty fun.  One of the big artist losses for me was Chris Cornell.  Felt that one. 

Fan of the distortion through this track.  Kind of ties it altogether and gives me a bit of Reznor vibe through it all.

Sucks hey. I went and saw the recent horror film the Foofighters did when it was released. Don't know if you've seen it but it was pretty fun. One of the big artist losses for me was Chris Cornell. Felt that one. Fan of the distortion through this track. Kind of ties it altogether and gives me a bit of Reznor vibe through it all.

Loss is just hard. It hurts. Something that was in the world that inspired you or made you happy suddenly isn't. Sometimes people just have a hard time understanding that connection. It's probably not anyone's fault; it might even be a coping mechanism of sorts. Rambling aside, this track has a good feel to it. Like everyone else, I'm a big fan of the atmosphere that the distortion creates.

Loss is just hard. It hurts. Something that was in the world that inspired you or made you happy suddenly isn't. Sometimes people just have a hard time understanding that connection. It's probably not anyone's fault; it might even be a coping mechanism of sorts. Rambling aside, this track has a good feel to it. Like everyone else, I'm a big fan of the atmosphere that the distortion creates.

So many strong memories linked to music and times in our life, totally understand how you feel.  This track is so powerful, the piano is stellar and love the gritty sound of the synths, glad you were able to complete this one.

So many strong memories linked to music and times in our life, totally understand how you feel. This track is so powerful, the piano is stellar and love the gritty sound of the synths, glad you were able to complete this one.

I was totally in grief when my musical idols have left this world and wouldn`t create new music anymore. Elliot Smith, Mark Hollis, Kurt Cobain,..but who would fill those gaps? Sometimes I hear a reincarnation in an artist or I feel reassured, that some of my favorite artists are still alive and active. Your track was running in rotation while I was writing the comment. It took me a while and the music gave me a certain feel of sincerity. I mean, I don`t want to write bullshit in this case.

I was totally in grief when my musical idols have left this world and wouldn`t create new music anymore. Elliot Smith, Mark Hollis, Kurt Cobain,..but who would fill those gaps? Sometimes I hear a reincarnation in an artist or I feel reassured, that some of my favorite artists are still alive and active. Your track was running in rotation while I was writing the comment. It took me a while and the music gave me a certain feel of sincerity. I mean, I don`t want to write bullshit in this case.

Yeah, Taylor Hawkins hit hard. I don't even listen to foo fighter, but for some reason Taylor had this childish energy and contagious smile that just made him feel so likable. And so much of that transferred into his drum playing. The post you found on twitter is also spot on.

Good dark track you have there.

Yeah, Taylor Hawkins hit hard. I don't even listen to foo fighter, but for some reason Taylor had this childish energy and contagious smile that just made him feel so likable. And so much of that transferred into his drum playing. The post you found on twitter is also spot on. Good dark track you have there.

Pretty and beautiful as this track is, let's hope you don't have to touch it for a while longer.

Pretty and beautiful as this track is, let's hope you don't have to touch it for a while longer.

Rather than sad, this track feels like it fights and pushes forward. Real strong energy. Less mourning and more F You! I like that.  Oddly enough, I never had a strong connection to Foo Fighters directly but became a big fan of Taylor Hawkins indirectly through a few music documentaries. Super nice, positive, talented guy. Shocked to hear of his passing.  I think I felt the same way you're describing when David Bowie passed away. 

Rather than sad, this track feels like it fights and pushes forward. Real strong energy. Less mourning and more F You! I like that. Oddly enough, I never had a strong connection to Foo Fighters directly but became a big fan of Taylor Hawkins indirectly through a few music documentaries. Super nice, positive, talented guy. Shocked to hear of his passing. I think I felt the same way you're describing when David Bowie passed away.

I think a day or two before Taylor passed we I watched this really awesome interview with Dave talking about finally being able to write about his loss with Kurt. It's the first thing I thought of when I heard the news about Taylor.  My heart just broke for Dave (and everyone that loved Taylor).

I'm sad for your loss Tone Matrix & understand how you feel.  It is neat that you were able to use that piece from week 4.  The motion of the song feels to me like finding that energy to keep moving forward despite adversity and loss.  Kinda like you were psychically pulling yourself forward - or perhaps it just did this a bit for me.  This song feels hopeful in the midst of tragedy. 

Thanks for that.

I think a day or two before Taylor passed we I watched this really awesome [url=https://youtu.be/-zuGiyK5uvs]interview with Dave[/url] talking about finally being able to write about his loss with Kurt. It's the first thing I thought of when I heard the news about Taylor. My heart just broke for Dave (and everyone that loved Taylor). I'm sad for your loss Tone Matrix & understand how you feel. It is neat that you were able to use that piece from week 4. The motion of the song feels to me like finding that energy to keep moving forward despite adversity and loss. Kinda like you were psychically pulling yourself forward - or perhaps it just did this a bit for me. This song feels hopeful in the midst of tragedy. Thanks for that.

I love you and I love your music and I REALLY LOVE your posts.

I really want to play this Tunic game (other people were talking about it on the WB discord!) and I hope it comes to PS4 one day.

I always felt like TH was the "Ball Of F-ing Sunshine" in the Foo Fighters!  Dave is so emotional, feeling the depth of the lyrics that he sings, but I feel like TH was just the overwhelmingly positive vibes, even more fitting that he's the drummer, banging it out and enforcing that vibe, rhythmically.

Yeah, don't sweat people judging others' grief (strange hobby, btw) I feel the same way about a LOT of musicians, ESPECIALLY Kurt.  It really hurts to think about DG having to survive 2 amazing musicians, let alone close friends in a tragic, too-young way.  Can't imagine.

Man, amazing how you brought back the other week that was ALSO related to a loss.  Wow.

Great piece, keep rambling and writing and noodling

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I love you and I love your music and I REALLY LOVE your posts. I really want to play this Tunic game (other people were talking about it on the WB discord!) and I hope it comes to PS4 one day. I always felt like TH was the "Ball Of F-ing Sunshine" in the Foo Fighters! Dave is so emotional, feeling the depth of the lyrics that he sings, but I feel like TH was just the overwhelmingly positive vibes, even more fitting that he's the drummer, banging it out and enforcing that vibe, rhythmically. Yeah, don't sweat people judging others' grief (strange hobby, btw) I feel the same way about a LOT of musicians, ESPECIALLY Kurt. It really hurts to think about DG having to survive 2 amazing musicians, let alone close friends in a tragic, too-young way. Can't imagine. Man, amazing how you brought back the other week that was ALSO related to a loss. Wow. Great piece, keep rambling and writing and noodling I AM HERE FOR ALL OF IT.