Song for a Free Court (Workprint, first 30 seconds, no vox)
from Bone Walker (Work in Progress Samples) by Crime and the Forces of Evil
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Workprint/roughmix, Song for a Free Court / Anarchy Now, or at least the first 30 seconds of it. ph33r the return of the Fake Drumkit. PH33R IT!
HEADSETS OH GOD HEADSETS. Or maybe MASSIVE SPEAKERS. Seriously I am not fucking around with any 50hz limit bullshit, much less mixing solely for laptops here. It plays okay on mine but it is just not the same.
I am really excited about this you guys.
HEADSETS OH GOD HEADSETS. Or maybe MASSIVE SPEAKERS. Seriously I am not fucking around with any 50hz limit bullshit, much less mixing solely for laptops here. It plays okay on mine but it is just not the same.
I am really excited about this you guys.
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from Bone Walker (Work in Progress Samples),
released July 1, 2014
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Crime and the Forces of Evil Seattle
We are one bunch of seriously pissed-off elves, writing the songs of the supervillains. Enjoy our rage-driven acoustic elfmetal, or our GeoIP-driven heat ray. It's up to you.
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