The Bards of Arandor’s Forests

I think so. The music – in its original version – is quite unusual. At least, I haven't heard anything like it anywhere else. But at the same time, it's very much an acquired taste; I think there are few people who will find something meaningful in it. The lyrics are like in some random myth – it seems like there's some meaning, but in reality, it's just a somewhat unclear set of words and phrases. But even more likely, the author really put some sacred meaning into the lyrics, but the reality is that only one person understands this meaning, and another crowd of ADEPTS (Mortulus won't have any) sees their own meanings, which differ from the original idea. The growl in the song is completely unnecessary. But Morti asked me to sing like that, so I sang. I think that if you're going to do something extreme, you should create some screamo in the style of Go! With Fourteen O. And the music itself should be more aggressive. I sang badly, no matter what Morti says. I've completely lost my voice over the summer. And if the growl is still somewhat passable, then I can't even sing the scream, so I cleverly masked my almost-whisper with an echo and said that this is a kind of screaming. It's just that the DEADLINE was already very close, and I hadn't recorded anything yet, so I had to hurry.

It is desirable to have good acoustics in order to enjoy the full sound. It is better not to try with speakers that cost 1000.

It's especially cool to listen to your 96 kbps. And my muffled recordings with a cheap microphone.