I was going for a brand of bombast that combined elements of the majestic with the grandiose and the inharmonious. Distortion of the digital and analog variety are both included in the mix as well as parts from the recently resurrected SA-10-interestingly enough no effects were added to those, because none were needed. Put this thing in a category of stuff they "don't make like they used to" Absolute beasts of equipment do come in deceptively small packages.
I can say this; I hope it's as disconcerting to listen to as it was fun for me to record. Because it is for me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14T-BslHh0E&t=14s
All my best,
Daddy Soylent
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