Bởi psithurist oscillatrix Bandcamp psithurist SoundCloud ← ♊ - The Mituna Method Bài hát trước đó bởi tác giả này → Limelight Bài hát tiếp theo bởi tác giả này.
Được phát hành lúc 12/4/2016.
Thời lượng: 4:40.

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Bài hát mà Timeout có liên hệ đến:

• MeGaLoVania bởi Toby Fox
• Fuchsia Ruler bởi Kezinox
• Penumbra Phantasm bởi Toby Fox
• Flare bởi Clark Powell
• Killed by BR8K Spider!!!!!!!! bởi Toby Fox

Hoạt ảnh có chứa Timeout:

thuộc mục Fan Adventures:

• [S]Start

Chú thích của tác giả cho Timeout:

psithurist ✑ booklet commentary

For my piece, I wanted to write for an obscure part of the story that we only really hear about through exposition in Openbound: the duel between Damara and Meenah. Damara ends up killing Meenah (the section around 2:08), who is saved by Aranea (the final round), carrying her to her Quest Cocoon so she can Get the Tiger (the ending section). Damara and Aranea don't really have canonised themes, so I composed my own motif for Damara, and referenced Fuschia Ruler for Meenah, and Killed by BR8K Spider!!!!!!!! for Aranea (technically a Vriska theme, but they're both spider girls, gimme a 8r8k ;;;;) ). I actually started writing the track without a theme in mind, only really knowing it was going to be a battle theme, so the working title was "beforan beatdown". The whole track uses original synth sounds made with Magical8BitPlug and NES VST, except the drums, which are sampled from Secret of Mana, and the piano.

Rebecca Peason ✑ booklet commentary

I always found Damara's sudden madness very interesting. By all accounts, she used to be a sweet girl until finally snapping and fighting Meenah. Aranea's involvement, however, has always been interesting to me. She, of course, brought Meenah to a quest bed, but I always wanted to explore the ambiguity of her involvement. Whether it was just to drag Meenah away or a decision to nudge along a friend suffering in silence to take action, who can really say. A bloody battle, a bully beaten, and a girl freed from her silence. I wanted this piece to show Aranea's ambiguous involvement and the terror that Damara had become.