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Released 6/12/2016.
Duration: 3:26.

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Download sheet music files.
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Tracks that Sound Judgement references:

• Terezi's Theme by Toby Fox
• Harlequin by Mark J. Hadley

Tracks that sample Sound Judgement:

From Fandom:

• lame and old webcomic voluem 10 (MEGA MILX) by Niklink

Flashes & games that feature Sound Judgement:

• [S] Scourge Prophecy | Vriska vs Noir

Print or download sheet music files:

• Sheet music by EuniverseCat

  • Sound Judgement - EuniverseCat.pdf (356.8 kB)

Artist commentary:

Malcolm Brown: (composer, booklet commentary)

Couldn't end without giving Terezi another chance to shine. "Sound Judgement" basically tells the story of Terezi's "CLOWN HUNT1NG" escapade where she goes hunting after Gamzee, battles him & gets spectacularly "ATOMIC DOUBLE JUGGALO BACKBREAKER"'d for her trouble. Goal here was mainly to create a "Terezi doing something badass" track: A little inspiration from things like "Battle without Honor or Humanity" from Kill Bill, sprinkled with little bits inspired by Terezi's theme, then a bit of weird guitar solo for Harlequin to represent Gamzee, and a whole load of staccato strings and rhythm guitar everywhere else.

Originally called "JUDG3M3NT D4Y" but we already have a track called "Judgment Day".

We've literally used all the names.

"Sound Judgement" works better though, although it should probably be "Smell Judgement"?

That sounds ridiculous though.

Sera B.: (track artist)

For this piece I wanted to go really comic book-y, so I leaned towards a Daredevil influence for Terezi (for obvious reasons). Initially, I had her in a more detailed setting in extreme light and shadow, with Gamzee's silhouette looming over her. Totally by accident I ended up deleting the background layers, leaving just the strip of red lava as the orizon-- which looked way cooler than what I had before and gave it the comic-book-cover vibe I was shooting for.

Super fun piece to work on!