Difference between revisions of "Aftermath"
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| album =''[[Quake Soundtrack]]'' | | album =''[[Quake Soundtrack]]'' | ||
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| − | }}'''"Aftermath"''' is the second track on the ''[[Quake Soundtrack]]'', and is used as an intermission piece in the game | + | }}'''"Aftermath"''' is the second track on the ''[[Quake Soundtrack]]'', and is used as an intermission piece in the game. |
| − | + | Game level name: no specific game area uses it; to hear it player must find exit in any level (usually gate or teleport device) except the Introduction (hall of difficulty and episode selection). | |
==Song Credits== | ==Song Credits== | ||
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===Other=== | ===Other=== | ||
*''Quake Soundtrack'' | *''Quake Soundtrack'' | ||
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| + | This is the only version of the song available. It uses deep, mechanical percussion loops and ambient synthesizers, intermittently joined by distant guitar. The curt, synthesized bassline prominent throughout the piece is reminiscent of "[[A Violet Fluid]]" and bears a heavy similarity to "Blood From The Air" by [[Coil]]. | ||
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Revision as of 04:26, 1 October 2020
"Aftermath" is the second track on the Quake Soundtrack, and is used as an intermission piece in the game.
Game level name: no specific game area uses it; to hear it player must find exit in any level (usually gate or teleport device) except the Introduction (hall of difficulty and episode selection).
Song Credits
Written, arranged, produced, programmed and performed by Trent Reznor and Nine Inch Nails
Appearances
Other
- Quake Soundtrack
Versions
Aftermath
This is the only version of the song available. It uses deep, mechanical percussion loops and ambient synthesizers, intermittently joined by distant guitar. The curt, synthesized bassline prominent throughout the piece is reminiscent of "A Violet Fluid" and bears a heavy similarity to "Blood From The Air" by Coil.
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