By James Roach hames Bandcamp jamesroachmusic SoundCloud YouTube YouTube hamesatron Twitter ← Joey Claire, Extraordinaire Previous track by this artist → Relatively Visible Darkness Next track by this artist and Toby Fox tobyfox Bandcamp tobyfox Twitter toby.fangamer.com Other fwugradiation Tumblr ← Joey Claire, Extraordinaire Previous track by this artist → Relatively Visible Darkness Next track by this artist.
Released 9/14/2017.
Duration: 2:52.

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Tracks that Half-Harley Manor references:

• Joey Claire, Extraordinaire by James Roach and Toby Fox

Tracks that reference Half-Harley Manor:

From Official Discography:

• Snake Escape by James Roach and Toby Fox
• Relatively Visible Darkness by James Roach and Toby Fox
• Bedroom for an Annoying Dog by James Roach and Toby Fox
• That's How I Beat Snake by James Roach and Toby Fox
• Jude Harley, Bizarrely by James Roach and Toby Fox
• Table for Tooth by James Roach and Toby Fox
• Living Legend by James Roach and Toby Fox
• Singular Peril by James Roach and Toby Fox
• A More Defensible Position by James Roach and Toby Fox
• How it Could Have Gone by James Roach and Toby Fox
• Heavy Snaking by James Roach and Toby Fox

From Fandom:

• Harley-Claire Retro Time! by FlareDragon
• Minor Manor by L4Vo5
• Broseph Bash by Jebb

Flashes & games that feature Half-Harley Manor:

• Hiveswap Act 1

Download MIDI/project files:

• MIDI by Unknown

  • Half-Harley Manor - Unknown.mid (3.8 kB)

Artist commentary:

James Roach:

This went through a bunch of revisions, too. It used a lot of harpsichord originally, which we then thought we'd use a little more sparingly. When we first came onto the project Andrew told us "it's like a haunted house" so we really made it like... spooky but months down the line Andrew was like "ok lads reel it in it's not actually haunted just lonely" so we switched it to piano and toned it down a bit. Toby ended up doing the final version of this one, though I think a piano version I did exists somewhere too.

Toby Fox:

This is one of the first tracks I did for the game. I'm pretty proud of how it turned out from a musical standpoint, though I guess it's kind of serious given how goofy the house looks. Whoops...