Calculated Atmosphere

[Darklydone]

Little late getting this here >_> Since It was in Acen last weekend I thought I'd better get off my ass and upload it

[Kosmit]

Fcuk yeah, a darkly vid!
/ghets

EDIT:
Hmmm... A bit conflicted on this one. I absolutely loved the slower parts of the video and the credits. What was inbetween... not so much, mostly because the remixed music just didn't appeal to me. Still an enojyable AMV though

[Darklydone]

No remixed music here this is what came before Pure and the Tainted. This is the original song from the band Bret had formed before he made Blue Stahli.

[Kosmit]

No remixed music here this is what came before Pure and the Tainted. This is the original song from the band Bret had formed before he made Blue Stahli.

Ha, shows what I know about music...
/goes hide in a corner in shame

[Qyot27]

Haha, Voxis. I was wondering when someone would finally do that (I know of only one other instance in a MAD, but it's uncredited). I've had one of the tracks on Darkeworld begging me to be used since 2005.

And Voxis is infinitely better than Blue Stahli.

[S.A. Robert]

Wow, good video

[Darklydone]

@Qyot27: I wouldn't say better, there's great things in both projects, one thing's for sure, Bret sure takes his time in putting out new works >.< Voxis was mostly credited as his playing around/experimenting stage tho there's some really great stuff in there.

@S.A. Robert: Thanks ^^b

[Qyot27]

@Qyot27: I wouldn't say better, there's great things in both projects, one thing's for sure, Bret sure takes his time in putting out new works >.< Voxis was mostly credited as his playing around/experimenting stage tho there's some really great stuff in there.

To each their own, of course. It's always a matter of personal opinion.

When Darkeworld came out in 2006 it wasn't credited that way, though. I've seen it happen with a couple other bands that have gotten attention through FiXT, where legitimate proper releases from before that time end up being labelled as 'experiments' or 'demos' even though there was no inkling of that until after they changed distribution avenues.

I'm not ascribing some kind of conspiracy theory* to it or anything, just that it seems more like a funny coincidence of artists snubbing their previous material (that were very often promoted through Flaming Fish and its affiliates) happening after they got marketing with FiXT. Sometimes with a definite style or production change as well. May not be a conspiracy, but it does seem rather political.

*like it being connected to the industry fallout that ended Circle of Dust and created Celldweller years before FiXT was organized, even though that was R.E.X. Music, not FFM.

[Chained(E)Studio]

I enjoyed this, had a good mood/atmosphere to it for sure. I wasn't a bit fan on the clips that would sort of glichy (back&forth)
but overall its good =)

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