Sounds a rather intense way to finish your track, for what it's worth I really liked it.  For whatever reason the same thoughts kept repeating in my head: it's the end of the film, our anti-heroes are driving into the night and the credits roll.

Also "sounded like a cat composing a score to a horror film" - not going to lie, I'd be keen to hear it

Sounds a rather intense way to finish your track, for what it's worth I really liked it. For whatever reason the same thoughts kept repeating in my head: it's the end of the film, our anti-heroes are driving into the night and the credits roll. Also "sounded like a cat composing a score to a horror film" - not going to lie, I'd be keen to hear it :)

Signature piano fully present, but the arp adds nice motion to that. Makes the quiet ending all the more effective. Very nice piece! Hope your heart's going to be fine.

Signature piano fully present, but the arp adds nice motion to that. Makes the quiet ending all the more effective. Very nice piece! Hope your heart's going to be fine.

Sorry to hear you've been going through the afibs.  That does not sound fun.  Make sure you're taking care of yourself as we need our weekly dose of noodles here.  This does sound like it could soundtrack a movie.  It's got an intense but appealing energy to it.  The outro creates a nice contrast to the main part of the piece.

Sorry to hear you've been going through the afibs. That does not sound fun. Make sure you're taking care of yourself as we need our weekly dose of noodles here. This does sound like it could soundtrack a movie. It's got an intense but appealing energy to it. The outro creates a nice contrast to the main part of the piece.

Dear Tone Matrix, I hope that there is a cardiologist in your area, who can help you getting rid of those fibrillations. As this fantastic song this week proved , it is a stressful situation having those issues. I could feel a strong tension in your track and I could not believe how you survived doing this, while having a flattering heartbeat. It came out very intense and affecting.
But here are some tips for you, you should try, maybe you already know them: it concerns the vagus nerve, which should be triggered to slow down the cardiac stimulation, so that a normal Sinus frequency can take over again. I had some successful interventions in the Intensive care unit and the emergency room by letting the patient take an ice cube in the mouth or drinking ice-cold water. As well I was lucky with a massage at a certain point at the neck on one (!) side, to stop the arrhythmia.
There are a few other methods to stimulate the vagus. Do you have a thrombosis prophylaxis? This is standard.
Good luck and thank you for the song and the drummer video.

Dear Tone Matrix, I hope that there is a cardiologist in your area, who can help you getting rid of those fibrillations. As this fantastic song this week proved , it is a stressful situation having those issues. I could feel a strong tension in your track and I could not believe how you survived doing this, while having a flattering heartbeat. It came out very intense and affecting. But here are some tips for you, you should try, maybe you already know them: it concerns the vagus nerve, which should be triggered to slow down the cardiac stimulation, so that a normal Sinus frequency can take over again. I had some successful interventions in the Intensive care unit and the emergency room by letting the patient take an ice cube in the mouth or drinking ice-cold water. As well I was lucky with a massage at a certain point at the neck on one (!) side, to stop the arrhythmia. There are a few other methods to stimulate the vagus. Do you have a thrombosis prophylaxis? This is standard. Good luck and thank you for the song and the drummer video.

NIN vibes right away for me. So strong had to type that here as I'm listening lol. There's also a delicious whisper of Mr. Robot which is a show I've watched more times than I can count and a soundtrack I go back to over and over so yeah please consider that a high nerdy compliment from me to you from the bottom of my nerdy heart.

This is wonderful. I love the build, the piano is pretty much one of my fave sounds and under the arp just soooo powerful. Also the percussion following the arp so closely is remarkably effective and OMG the resonance lasers around 3 mins.... live fan boying.

(Actually also a little House soundtrack but this is better!)

Absolutely love this. Altered states of being - health related in particular - can really change the way you work and create. I still credit my month of spooky mid tempo to a migraine and some resulting fucked up brain chemistry. I do hope you get your afib situation cleared up. Meanwhile you are making some compelling, wonderful music. Thank you!

NIN vibes right away for me. So strong had to type that here as I'm listening lol. There's also a delicious whisper of Mr. Robot which is a show I've watched more times than I can count and a soundtrack I go back to over and over so yeah please consider that a high nerdy compliment from me to you from the bottom of my nerdy heart. This is wonderful. I love the build, the piano is pretty much one of my fave sounds and under the arp just soooo powerful. Also the percussion following the arp so closely is remarkably effective and OMG the resonance lasers around 3 mins.... live fan boying. (Actually also a little House soundtrack but this is better!) Absolutely love this. Altered states of being - health related in particular - can really change the way you work and create. I still credit my month of spooky mid tempo to a migraine and some resulting fucked up brain chemistry. I do hope you get your afib situation cleared up. Meanwhile you are making some compelling, wonderful music. Thank you!

Hey, if a dog can write a horror soundtrack (Silent Hill 2 anybody?), a cat can too!
This is such a cool tune. The piano bass notes, that mesmerizing synth arp pattern, that subtle tapping / thumping beat, it all just comes together in such a cool and moody way. Really cool stuff.

Hey, if a dog can write a horror soundtrack (Silent Hill 2 anybody?), a cat can too! :D This is such a cool tune. The piano bass notes, that mesmerizing synth arp pattern, that subtle tapping / thumping beat, it all just comes together in such a cool and moody way. Really cool stuff.

And I'm sorry to hear about the afib trouble. It sounds like a heck of a thing to deal with. +1 Q-Rosh, I hope they can help treat it. Glad at least to hear the hurricanes missed you.

And I'm sorry to hear about the afib trouble. It sounds like a heck of a thing to deal with. +1 Q-Rosh, I hope they can help treat it. Glad at least to hear the hurricanes missed you.