Archive Series Volume No. 5: Tallahassee Recordings

Loaning Me Secrets

Bittersweet Demons

Francesca

CITIZENS OF SUPER EARTH!

Stand tall. Stand proud. For today, Division 9 delivers not just firepower, but the soundtrack of liberation itself.

This is not just music. 

This is the Heroic Super Cut — forged in the blast furnace of war, sharpened on the screams of alien hordes, and carried forward on the unbreakable will of the Helldiver spirit. 

Every beat pounds like a drop pod slamming into hostile soil. Every anthem surges like the charge of brothers and sisters united under the banner of freedom.

Super Earth does not kneel. Super Earth does not falter. 

And with this in your ears, YOU will not fall. You will march further, fight harder, and blast louder than the enemy could ever imagine.

Raise your rifles. Raise your voices. For democracy. For freedom. FOR SUPER EARTH!

Division 9 Radio Disclaimer:

This is a fan-made soundtrack project inspired by the world and tone of Helldivers. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by Arrowhead, Bungie, 343 Industries, PlayStation, or Microsoft. All music is original work created for entertainment and parody purposes.

For Super Earth (Heroic Super Cut)

The Stage Names

Plus Ones

Shallow Grave

The Blizzard's Never Seen the Desert Sands

Every Country's Sun

Don't Believe the Fife

When The Bird Sees The Solid Ground

Then I Won't Sing No More

The Wilderness

Infinite Orbit

Logic of a Dream

In February 1999, three longtime friends from West Texas went to a pizza place in Austin, Texas, for a prearranged meeting with a young man from Illinois. The Illinoisan had just moved to Austin, and he had put up a flyer that caught the interest of the others. They ate pizza and discussed movies and arcana. They also decided to meet the next day with their various instruments (two guitars, bass, and drums). This happened, and over the coming months they picked a band name, then picked a better band name, then wrote and recorded an album. That album, called How Strange, Innocence, was largely out of tune, but the band members didn't really notice at the time. They optimistically printed 300 copies, and gave most of them away. It turned out they really liked playing together, so they kept doing so. A friend of theirs sent a recording of one of their live shows to a record label in Baltimore, and that label offered to put out albums for the band. The band agreed.

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Infinite Orbit

Explosions In the Sky