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When I was still scared to embrace minimalism and simplicity in music. When I was still keen on making my music as crazy and varied as possible. Turns out there was no reason to have such a fear. At minute 7, the song abruptly builds up to nothing and fades away. Sometimes you just build. If you listen closely, you can essentially hear most of Volume Alpha embedded within. Lastly you hear someone fixing it, and it starts from the beginning.

At least in the game. On the album we then go to…. Until we get to…. I released this album in late when I was about to be doing a gig in Mexico. Alto Legato. Jack Holman. Christian Joaquin. Universe of Sounds. Purchasable with gift card. Sold Out. Ki Alpha Dead Voxel Blind Spots Flake Moog City 2 Concrete Halls Biome Fest Mutation Haunt Muskie Warmth Floating Trees Aria Math Kyoto Ballad of the Cats Taswell Beginning 2 Dreiton It is a sort of deconstruction of the first cover.

Just as the entire album is a little less innocent, the cover is darker and more artificial. The album definitely requires patience as many of the tracks Such as Alpha, clocking in at with layers added and removed throughout can take some time to build up. But once the melodies get going, it feels like coming out of a tunnel on a bullet train. One moment you see repeated flashing lights in darkness, the next you are outside in the sunlight. And then the track Mutation plays and you get that breath of the old theme from Alpha particularly the track Minecraft.

The notes worked before and they still do, but they left me wanting C to do more with them. He delivers with The End, the longest track on the album. The End is a theme expanded and slowed until everything that makes a song a song begins to fray at the edges and collapse under its own weight.

Minecraft is one of the most popular video games in recent history, and Volume Alpha is the first official soundtrack to the game. Aphex Twin also once said I stole his style. Minimalism was and is definitely key when it comes to the soundtrack. Although Minecraft in and of itself is a very frantic and wild experience, I wanted to give the game a contrast by essentially giving the player a pentatonic chill pill.

Some fans actually like to listen to this album while they go to sleep, which is just as well another interesting use for it.

There is a lot that I have to thank Minecraft for, and there will be much more that I can thank it for. Moog actually contacted me on it, telling me how much they liked it. This is kind of what I built the entire soundtrack around on.