What a quote to begin this with! XD Your descriptions man... does that go hand in hand with the music? Did you make this with that in mind? Is it an afterthought or an intention that permeates the full piece? I wonder...

Again it's a really solid track, atmospheric and spacey, ominous at times but more so mysterious... early on I felt like it reminded me a bit of DOOM, but as it builds it certainly takes a different route entirely.

I do spell plenty of words so bad that Google has no idea what I'm trying to say. XD Usually that happens when I somehow manage to omit a whole syllable or so of the word, not just switch a single letter. For the most part it does do a pretty good job with those checks...

How to remove spaghetti from keyboard: primarily cloth or paper, I'd assume. XD Fascinating how as long as the structure and context remains similar you can read just about anything with ease, no matter the spelling. AI's still got a long way to go there!

I do appreciate that you wrote that sentence though. Your descriptions are something else - in the best way.

As was this music. A little monotone towards the end maybe but still such a journey...

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This is really cool! It felt like this great big blend of moods to me: adventurous, ominous, mysterious, optimistic, uncertain... it felt like there was a story being told here, with a solid start, middle, and end. This would make a great track in a game or a movie. It actually reminded me a lot of the track Red Soil from the Metroid series, funny enough - both in terms of the mood and the music itself.

Oh, and I know where you're coming from in the author comments. For me, "occurrence" is just one of those words that's never gonna come out right for me without spell check. It just sounds to me like it'd be "occurance", y'know?

Some people believe that Mars was not a planet, but rather a moon of another major that was destroyed, forming the asteroid belt. Too much fantasy? Who knows...