~ Distorted View Of Our Future ~

28.10.2022

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#	Title	Length	File Size	Link
1	Valentines Day (Intro)	00:43	1 MB	Audio
2	Interstellar	03:50	5.3 MB	Audio
3	Infected Wonderland	01:20	1.8 MB	Audio
4	Choir Of Sawblades	01:37	2.2 MB	Audio
5	A Fascination With Deep Sea Creatures	03:23	4.7 MB	Audio
6	Inefulnessalle	01:55	2.6 MB	Audio
7	Cyberbullying Elephant Eating Jellybeans At 1 AM	01:39	2.3 MB	Audio
8	期間限定冬王子 (Limited Time Winter Prince)	01:26	2 MB	Audio
9	Yellowish Orange	01:55	2.6 MB	Audio
10	Afterimage	01:48	2.5 MB	Audio
11	Anitesrammist	04:21	3.5 MB	Audio

Exclusive Trivia!!

'Distorted View Of Our Future' is probably the earliest music release of mine that you'll find on the internet. I used some sort of stock gingham pattern for the cover, but I changed it from pink to blue. The illustration was traced from a piece of digital art that I'm still pretty proud of, and while the cover is cute, I added, like, a drop shadow in a different colour to make it look a little uneasy; after all, it's called 'Distorted View Of Our Future'.
'Valentines Day (Intro)' is an edited version of a sorry attempt at making a breakcore song. I posted a link to the original version on Spacehey, but changed it up a bit when I decided it would be a part of a full album. I'm not sure whether I still have a link to that original version or not...
'Interstellar' got its name from the lonely and empty feel its gives off. I originally thought to call it 'Interstellar Kittens' or something because there's an instrument in it that vaguely sounds like a cat meowing.
'Infected Wonderland' was an attempt to channel the weirdly scary feeling a lot of my music gave off at the time, with some very distorted sounds and creepy melodies. I used a truly bizarre drum preset called 'helicopter', and it simultaneously sounds a lot like a helicopter, and very much NOT.
'Choir Of Sawblades' was originally called 'Choir Of Pained Sawblades' before I realised that it sounded really edgy, and that the song itself was too groovy for that! It's my favourite song out of all of the songs in the album. Aside from the drums and the little 'yay' sound at the end (which isn't a sample, by the way) every instrument used is the 'buzz saw' preset, and I think it's very simple but really fun!
'A Fascination With Deep Sea Creatures' was just a way for me to make a song that centred around a distorted guitar sound, but I also didn't really understand how to make it sound good, so it's very shrill and un-guitar-like. The name came from my fascination with deep sea creatures, and it was originally called something like 'The Vampire Squid From The Inferno', a nod to the vampire squid's scientific name (the vampire squid is a pretty cool deep-sea squid). In hindsight, that would have been a better name, because of the spooky choir and stuff.
'Inefulnessalle' got its name from a made-up word generator. Not a very nice song.
'Cyberbulling Elephant Eating Jellybeans At 1 AM' got its name from how genuinely unpleasant it is to listen to this song, as well as the weird pitch-bending instrument that just reminded me of elephants. But seriously, if you are not prepared, this song might hurt your head.
The name '期間限定冬王子 (Limited Time Winter Prince)' was a reference to Kidorikko's album '常夏姫(Tokonatsu Hime)' but I love that album and I don't love this song, so it was all a waste! It originally had a key change near the end, but it was difficult to edit the two bits together, so I left it as is.
'Yellowish Orange' was originally called '19-16-15-15-11-25' or 'SPOOKY' because it both reminded me of the colours yellow and orange, and because that theremin sound reminded me of Halloween.
'Afterimage' was meant to sound like it came from a spy movie or something stupid like that, but the drums sort of ruin it. I did a remix of it later and it was much better.
'Anitesrammist' was originally called 'Phone Call' and was around long before I had even started working on this album properly. It's the longest song in the album, but that's because it loops several times. I also seemed to like those novelty presets, just listen to that klaxon synth!

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