Homestuck Homestuck
Homestuck Homestuck
Anthology fanart () by Snilm
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Via Vol. 5 Anthology
By Mark J. Hadley
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Released 6/13/2010.
Duration: 2:27.
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Tracks that Homestuck references: Tracks that this one references:
Tracks that reference Homestuck: Tracks that reference this one:
- from Official Discography: Tracks that reference this one — from Official Discography:
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- Beginnings (Press Start to Play) by Catboss
- Homestuck Sonata (WIP) by David Ellis
- Anthem by No Funny Name
- Before. by Hadron
- Cool and New Web Comic by Cecily Renns
- dω/dt < 0 by Interrobang
- Nurse Joy by MoreEpicThanYou747
- Downwards by StarlightCalliope
- HOMOSUCK. DIRECTOR'S CUT, OF THE YEAR EDITION. by keyboard cait
- Homestuck Sonata by David Ellis
- Greetings from Earth C! by pizzagremlin
- Yellow Yard by Soapstone
- from Additional Tracks: Tracks that reference this one — from Additional Tracks:
Flashes that feature Homestuck: Flashes that feature this track:
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Download MIDI & project files:
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MIDI by Unknown Artist ← Candles and Clockwork Previous midi / project file by this artist → Homestuck Next midi / project file by this artist
- Homestuck - Unknown A.mid (892 bytes)
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MIDI by Unknown Artist ← Homestuck Previous midi / project file by this artist → Crustacean Next midi / project file by this artist
- Homestuck - Unknown B.mid (6 kB)
Artist commentary for Homestuck: Artist commentary:
Mark J. Hadley ✑ via early commentary collection
Plazmataz came up with a melody to use as an anthem for Homestuck, which she then used in Homestuck Anthem. While that was a very driving melody, I opted to come up with something that might be more suitable for credits (opening or end) or a title screen. I really like how this came out; it sounds a bit moody, but still optimistic, which is what I was aiming for.