Jaws of the Sky, by Suncastle

Jaws of the Sky

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1.	Exo 12:08	buy track
2.	Mendoza 03:36	buy track
3.	Drownman 02:46	buy track
4.	Marziko 03:29	buy track
5.	Armour 04:43	buy track
6.	Phasing 03:06	buy track
7.	Gunbird 05:49	buy track
8.	Boutique 04:16	buy track
9.	Iguana 03:55	buy track
10.	Pylon 02:46	buy track
11.	Meridians 03:55	buy track
12.	Volcona 03:48	buy track
13.	Amaranth 04:41	buy track
14.	Thermo 02:56	buy track
15.	Here Comes The Devil 03:29	buy track

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This album is comprised of the best tunes from 2020-2021's Mixtape series, selected by Mike Southard of Triplicate Records (Time Rival), and re-worked / remixed by me.

Exo is one of those super long songs that's actually about 4 glued together. I just really liked the bass and wanted to keep going with it.

Mendoza is a remix of Mendoza and the outro Nah, from the 0:00:01 Mixtape.

Drownman is one of Mike's favourites

Marziko is one of the more complicated things I've ever arranged.

Armour was origninally titled 'Cursed Armour', named after some wet wipe called Kier Starmer who hates alpacas

Phasing rules

Gunbird is named after Falco who I usually play in Smash

Boutique rules but not as much as Phasing

Iguana is a weird choice, I wouldn't have gone with it but it's alright

Pylon, same, but I like how calm it is

Meridians was originally titled 'Horizons Horizon' but I changed it so as not to clash with my Labelmate BVSMV's similarly named tune

Volcona is built around a remix of the Earthbound song 'A Flash of Memory'

Amaranth crashed Garageband frequently during its composition due to the abundance of arpeggios

Thermo was originally a section of Exo that got taken out

Here Comes the Devil had lyrics. 'Here Comes God, Here Comes the Devil'. They don't really mean anything.

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released February 14, 2022

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