Drift into the Sun
By Thomas Ferkol
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Released 10/25/2011.
Duration: 3:22.
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- Clark Powell clarkpowell Bandcamp plazmataz SoundCloud barkbarkclark Twitter ← Gust of Heir Previous general contribution by this artist → Tacit Blue Next general contribution by this artist (some production)
- Toby Fox tobyfox Bandcamp tobyfox Twitter toby.fangamer.com Other fwugradiation Tumblr ← Plumbthroat Gives Chase Previous general contribution by this artist → Cascade Next general contribution by this artist (climax drum programming)
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Artist commentary:
Thomas Ferkol: (composer, Tumblr, excerpt)
Drift Into the Sun started off as me trying to emulate the opening choir track of a black metal EP. Soon some big drums and some spacey guitars found their way into the mix (in my attempts to make something on the line of ambient black or doom metal). Finally, I added Dave’s “blast off” to help Rose with a metal-ified version of Atomyk Ebonpyre (which people keep requesting a full version of… maybe). This was another track that I had a clear design for, following as best as I could the events surrounding Rose and Dave’s chat on Derse before creating the Green Sun, focusing more on the atmosphere surrounding the debacle than what they talked about. After putting the original version up for the team to see, Plazmataz offered to spruce things up. And she did. And it was awesome. And then Radiation said he could make some crazy drums for the last section. And he did. And it was awesome too. And that was how Virginia was founded!