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| kinar said 1649 days ago (May 22nd, 2005) | |
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Movie soundtrack Your are very perceptive, I am very impressed. It was my intention to keep first part simple: a quiet, normal day interrupted, and the absolute emotionless shock that came before anybody realized what happened. The real horror of full realization came later - as a second part. Yes, I've had a hard time with classifications. And perhaps I made it a little too complicated or maybe not so, since you read it so clearly. kinar Check out my latest song called SUNHYPER
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| Epileptic Gibbon said 1648 days ago (May 23rd, 2005) | |
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Oh man… Penderecki's "Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima" is such an amazing and powerful piece of music so I had to listen to this to hear what it had inspired you to create. As you know, I'm a fan of your stuff anyway but this is definitely an interesting, nay startling, change in direction. Very creepy and scarily evocative of the sort of stuff that fascinates but frightens me at the same time. This would fit some of the live action Japanese Manga films (like Tetsuo), which in turn were inspired by the impact that the attacks on Japan had on the country's national consciousness. Powerful stuff! Check out my latest song called Fiddler Off the Roof w/Komrade K & Caroline
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| kinar said 1648 days ago (May 23rd, 2005) | |
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Oh man… Thanks for giving me so much credit. I hope one day I will be able to say I fully deserve it :-) It's very encouraging. kinar Check out my latest song called SUNHYPER
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perceptualvortex
I tend to think from this angle anyway, but this sounds like the track to a movie; easily one about the horrors of Fat Man going off over Nagasaki. I like the composition, but the first half sounded a little thin to my ears. The last third gets really evocative, and it's my favorite part.
I know musical classifications are inexact, but is this really an "Alternative/Indie Rock" piece? :) Seems more "Abstract/Experimental/FX"-ish to me. --D