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Keep the discussion to this track in this specific thread.

At my local record shop's listening party last night, after this song played, multiple people turned to one another in shock. Saying things like "that's the standout right there", "holy shit", etc. The groove and chops are immaculate on this one.

Female speech is from https://archive.org/details/introductiontodevelopment an old educational video talking about the development of a chicken embryo.

To me this is the most Tomorrow's Harvest sounding track on Inferno, I think it would have been at home there.

Is it me or are the stages of birth in reverse?

Stavorius wrote:Is it me or are the stages of birth in reverse?

I think so? Didn't put two and two together, but I'll have to pay more attention.

Seriously I think this track is my favorite right now. The groove is mesmerizing. If Societas X Tape was a blueprint for this album, I think this track is key to understanding just how it influenced it musically.

Favorite. Will have more to say in a few days

My favourite too. The album is a coherent grower but Introit, Word Becomes Flesh and You Retreat in Time and Space are the standouts.

this is obviously just a theory, but there are a lot of "spectral" (vocoder style) synth stabs throughout the entire album, many of which seen to be triggered by an actual drum or some kind of percussion. This track and Father And Son got me thinking about the vocal chops, and how the timing seems to push and pull rhythmically. My current guess is that these vocal samples were sequenced in a similar way, like each hit on a bongo progressed the sample another marker forward, but the percussion track they used to trigger it wasn't included in the finished track. IDK but i love it

skunkman wrote:this is obviously just a theory, but there are a lot of "spectral" (vocoder style) synth stabs throughout the entire album, many of which seen to be triggered by an actual drum or some kind of percussion. This track and Father And Son got me thinking about the vocal chops, and how the timing seems to push and pull rhythmically. My current guess is that these vocal samples were sequenced in a similar way, like each hit on a bongo progressed the sample another marker forward, but the percussion track they used to trigger it wasn't included in the finished track. IDK but i love it

This is funny you mention that, as I am experimenting with sequencing samples in a similar fashion; end goal is to supplement a beat with some interesting textural rhythms. It's been interesting to mess with. However they did it though, the result is amazing.

burst__of__indigo wrote:

Stavorius wrote:Is it me or are the stages of birth in reverse?

I think so? Didn't put two and two together, but I'll have to pay more attention.

Seriously I think this track is my favorite right now. The groove is mesmerizing. If Societas X Tape was a blueprint for this album, I think this track is key to understanding just how it influenced it musically.

This track is also my favorite from the album. Has Tomorrow’s Harvest, MHTRTC and Geogaddi vibes to me. Also sounds like some of the unknown live tracks. It reminds me of Telephasic Workshop but mixed with The Devil Is In The Details. “The Devil Is In The Workshop” lol

Anther track with outrageously powerful production - the wall of sound and dynamics make it physically hard to listen to. Have to keep refocusing on it. Deepest part of the acid trip

Seeing Backrooms on Sunday afternoon and needless to say I *will* be sticking around for the credits.

Soul_Slip wrote:

burst__of__indigo wrote:

Stavorius wrote:Is it me or are the stages of birth in reverse?

I think so? Didn't put two and two together, but I'll have to pay more attention.

Seriously I think this track is my favorite right now. The groove is mesmerizing. If Societas X Tape was a blueprint for this album, I think this track is key to understanding just how it influenced it musically.

This track is also my favorite from the album. Has Tomorrow’s Harvest, MHTRTC and Geogaddi vibes to me. Also sounds like some of the unknown live tracks. It reminds me of Telephasic Workshop but mixed with The Devil Is In The Details. “The Devil Is In The Workshop” lol

all ive ever wanted was more Telephasic/Spiro style stuff. I think it's interesting that they chose to include the full phrases on this album, instead of clipping syllables and vowel sounds and playing them seemingly randomly. there's an importance to this, but i don't quite know what it is yet

it was so cool finding out this was used in the backrooms movie that came out on the SAME DAY as inferno (may 29th) it is insane to think about.. maybe Kane got exclusive access early??? No idea! Is the movie worth watching? It looks awesome...

Absolutely adore this track! It's very hard to pick a favourite right now, but this is probably in the current "Top 5". The groove is perfect and I did not want it to end the first listen haha. When things lock together around the 2 minute mark, it's...divine. My fave moment of the whole track has to be at 3:49 - "soon a vigorously beating hard is pumping blood" - the way they syncopate the vocal sample to the beat here is sublime but oof it hits so good. The entire chopped vocal, going back and forth to the vocoder is fascinating and I can't get enough!! The overall groove would fit right at home as end credits to a John Carpenter movie or John Harrison-scored Romero zombie flick, so it's only fitting it ended up on the Backrooms credits.

this track stands out from the rest
very unusual sound, beat is sick.
could hear a whole hour of it

Saw Backrooms this afternoon, and heard the whole track over the end credits. Loved hearing it so loud! Will be great one day maybe hearing how it all came together to be used in the film.

Really cool. Reminds me loads of My Life in the Bush of Ghosts (which is one of my favourite records).

kyriakos wrote:this track stands out from the rest
very unusual sound, beat is sick.
could hear a whole hour of it

agree, my fave on album. ending chills. classic edu-funk boc, it has everything

NoobSpotted wrote:it was so cool finding out this was used in the backrooms movie that came out on the SAME DAY as inferno (may 29th) it is insane to think about.. maybe Kane got exclusive access early??? No idea! Is the movie worth watching? It looks awesome...

Seeing it in theatres soon. The youtube series was really good. Stoked to hear this track is on there!