gaming intensifies

BPM: 170
Keys: G# Minor, G Minor

Until CDMusic finishes making the official theme for Draedon's Exo Mechs fight, this theme is also acting as a placeholder theme for that fight for the time being! And so is part of the official Calamity Mod Music mod for now- hope you guys ain't disappointed by this! ^~^

*What is Infernum mod?*
Infernum mod is an extension mod for Calamity that adds an extra difficulty - "Infernum", that's harder than Death mode, with a primary focus on expansive reworking of boss AIs.

So yeah, starting from now this mod will have custom music!
There'll be more boss themes coming, but unlike the mechs the boss themes they will be more generalized, each track playing for multiple bosses instead of being personalized for specific bosses. Put simply, the mod will have its own version of Boss 1, Boss 2, Boss 3 etc. though it won't strictly follow the same formula as vanilla tracks. I may give more bosses a unique theme if they're important enough to receive one, but we'll see.

Inferior Fabrications (Also Exo Mechs Placeholder)

BPM: 204, chosen specifically to match the tempo of "It Has To Be This Way".
Keys: A Minor, C Minor, E Minor

*What is Infernum mod?*
Infernum mod is an extension mod for Calamity that adds an extra difficulty - "Infernum", that's harder than Death mode, with a primary focus on expansive reworking of boss AIs.

I'm sure y'all have many questions regarding this track, and I bet the main one is "Why did you make this? CDMusic is already making the official theme!". For that, allow me to tell you the story behind this track, and why it means so much to me.

It all began back in march, on a day where I was feeling particularly motivated. At the time, I was really obsessed with draedon's motif, and I wanted to do something with it. So, asking the calamity dev team to make sure that it's okay, I began working on my own version of the exo mechs theme, intending for it to be an alternate exo mechs theme in infernum mod.

No calamity bosses will get this treatment, so don't ask for them.

At the time, I decided to keep this project a secret from the infernum team, intending to surprise them once it's done. Was it silly, and perhaps immature? Yeah, it was. But I just couldn't help myself, ya know?

I then poured my heart and soul into it for the next few days, really sure that this one will truly be my magnum opus of the year. Unfortunately, after I managed to reach the 2 minutes mark with the track... awful stuff happened.

I won't go into details, but basically, my self-confidence took a massive dive. Same with my mental stability, to a lesser extent. It was so bad that I essentially lost all my passion for the track, as my insecurities started to set in. Suddenly, the prospect of people comparing my piece and Charlie's official one, and potentially mocking mine for being "worse" became really dreadful. Paranoid thoughts of people accusing me of trying to "one up Charlie" or "steal his spotlight" didn't help matters.

So, with a heavy heart, I abandoned the project and left it to collect dust. The next few miserable months flew by, and I had started to resign myself to the fact that I'll have to move on from it eventually. But a while ago, as I was sifting through at my unfinished projects, I stumbled upon it again. Thinking "why not?", I decided to post the WIP track for the infernum team to check out, not expecting much.

To my surprise, they really like it. They then encouraged me to finish it. With some hesitation, I decided to give the track a try one last time. It was then that, as I was tweaking a few things about it and listening to it on repeat, I realized that my passion for the track was back and stronger than ever. Suddenly, all those insecurities and fears I had about the track during my rough patch didn't seem so bad anymore.

Mind made up, the day after that I was hell bent on completing the track, and went straight to doing so after lunch.

An over 5 hours marathon of a composing session later, and there's breaks don't worry, it was ready to go!

... Yes, I know that when the official exo mechs theme comes out, most people will likely flock to that and leave this piece of mine behind. I'd be lying if I said that the thought doesn't make me a bit sad. But that's alright, because when the time comes, I'll learn to accept it eventually. Sides, Charlie deserves all those views for his hardwork!

That and... my best friend Dominic, the owner of infernum mod loves the track to bits, and I'm sure there'll be at least be some others who do too. And that was all the encouragement I needed to post this.

Treat this track as just something to listen to while waiting for the official theme if you want, heh.
There'll be a toggle to swap between the themes once the official theme is out too, so don't cha worry.

Anywho, thank you SO much for all the support y'all have been giving me! It means a ton to me :D
Now, have a good day everyone! See y'all next time! ^w^

Catastrophic Fabrications

upbeat sorta thing, made for a buddy's game, has a Stage 1 kind of feel

Fly or Fry

Oh, she looks nice- AAAA. AAAAAAAAAAAA.

UPDATE (11/24/2017): Upgraded to The Leviathan Trilogy.

The Leviathan Trilogy (Ingame Version)

Slightly inspired by Dodonpachi. Juuuuuuust slightly.

Fly Of Beelzebub (Ingame Version)

Guardian Of The Former Seas (Ingame Version)

IN ALL ITS GROSS, PUS-FILLED (or ichor-filled) WONDER.
MADE IN COLLABORATION WITH THE COOLEST DUDE EVER, SIXTEENINMONO!
https://soundcloud.com/sixteeninmono
Give him some love, or I will be super-mad.

Blood Coagulant (ft. SixteenInMono)(Ingame Version)

Stage Fright: The Monster
As always, show some love to
https://soundcloud.com/sixteeninmono
or the Hive Mind will skitter to your door.

The Filthy Mind (ft. SixteenInMono) (Ingame Version)

1NF3$+@+!0N (Ingame Version)

You get the bEEEEEEEEEEEEEEST OF BOTH WOOOOOOORLDS
... Okay yeah, I deserve swift slime death for that one.
The third and final collab (for this project) with
https://soundcloud.com/sixteeninmono
Please please PLEASE show him some love!!

Return To Slime (ft. SixteenInMono) (Ingame Version)

Originally by Turquoise.

This is the new theme for the Lunatic Cultist, exclusive to the Extra Music mod for Calamity. This track is a remix of the old Calamity Music-exclusive Lunatic Cultist theme, You Shall Know No More.

Calamity Mod Extra Music - Breaking The Seal - New Theme of the Lunatic Cultist

NOT MY TRACK!!! It's from Turquoise
Vid. here > https://youtu.be/V2W2Mo61l3o

!Important! 
If Turquoise himself gets there tracks on soundcloud then i will remove mine, i only put these on for the people like me who like these tracks and i also used them for my playlist.
Playlist > https://soundcloud.com/spyro_the_dragon/sets/calamity-music-in-order

Calamity Mod Extra Music - It Sees Everything - Theme Of The Eye Of Cthulhu

The theme that plays during the Acid Rain event, from the Calamity Mod for Terraria.
Made by me using FL Studio. Samples "wasteland" by DM DOKURO.

corrosion! - Theme of the Acid Rain (Terraria Calamity Mod)

To be honest... the original version that I made months ago was not good.
It has some ups, yeah, but it also has a lot of downs- understandably leading to fairly mixed responses. Ever since its release, I had been waiting for the right time to rework it.

Months later, having acquired a better idea of what I'm doing... here it is.

While I kept the theme of repeatedly reference the motif of sulphurous seas, I changed it quite drastically. Before, it used to just copy melodies of corrosion and Toxic Wisdom for its main parts. Now, it has its own, more original melodies that are mostly based off of those instead of just direct copies, and overall may feel like an entirely new song instead of a rework- which is a good thing in my eyes.

Overall, I'm quite happy with this rework~! I think I've finally redeemed myself in my own eyes after months of berating myself over the mess that was the original, and I hopefully won't disappoint much of you lots like I did with the original version of this theme again~!

Guardian Of The Former Seas (Ingame Version)

DM DOKURO

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