ReMix: Terminal Velocity 'Proxima Path'
So right now my new P4 3.2ghz with 2GB RAM and 320GB of SATA RAID 0 is somewhere in Atlanta, painfully slowly making its way towards Virginia. I haven't actually upgraded my main box in some time, and I'm looking forward to having something a bit heftier for most of my daily work on OCR, etc. This Terminal Velocity ReMix is Bloomer's first submission, but it's quite an elaborate arrangement, with a very unorthodox avoiding of a consistent downbeat and some creative intonation. This was a PC shooter from 3D Realms, who are now more (in)famous for developing the king of all vaporwave, Duke Nukem Forever, which has been delayed even more than my promised redesign of this site :) This mix really goes places and takes VERY unexpected turns; if you're looking for something you can zone out to, either in an ambient sense or in a more repetitive, normalized techno sense, this will keep interrupting you with interesting ideas and turns. It took me more than one listen to apreciate this variety and the way the bassline interacts with the rest of the piece, but it's really rather cool. Judge Vigilante sez:
"There is a very interesting groove to this song. The various riffs make for some very interesting harmonies against the bassline. The harmonies and the synths all give a very spacey robotic feel. there are also very nice dynamic swells and breaks. Well done."
Not your average ReMix; that's not to say it might go on a bit too long, have certain samples that you're not going to write home about, etc., but for a first submission it's pretty bold in not worrying about being accessible first and foremost and instead trying some neat stuffs out, most of which work well.
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