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This album was arranged in my first apartment in April of 2006. It was a collection of tracks made since the last infernum, only arranged in such a way that they play in sequence. Tracks with the same beats per minute were lumped together and the CD also functioned as one huge composition. The album was split on bandcamp into two "sides" for several reasons, the main ones being the order of sequence on CDs, and I wanted them all in order. Continuum needed to split between the last half of disc 2 and the first half of disc 3 to fit. It was also because I wanted all of my releases to be about the same size to be fair on the one dollar price I had on bandcamp at the time. Most of these tracks are short, at the length of interludes, to allow for 50 tracks on the original CD. Some had manipulated DAW loops added to be more interesting. This is probably my weirdest release, and also probably my favorite. Gatherum’s first sequel exists on this, as well as a bonus Zelda remix that becomes techno halfway through. This originally began after I left ITT Tech. I went ahead and made it to help with a fourth game the students were working on who were still attending. This is so that later on they may consider me when making real games "out there in the real world." Unfortunately there ended up never being a fourth game for this to be a soundtrack to. |