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Sonic Frontiers Original Soundtrack: Stillness & Motion

[D5] 12. Cyber Space 3-6: Enjoy This World - Sonic Frontiers OST

It's official! Credited to Audissi Studio by Richard Jacques. Ripped from Spotify.
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"Nuclear" dropped on Halloween 2024, and the timing couldn't have been more perfect. This instrumental came from one of those darker places in my mind - that apocalyptic sound I'd been hearing for years but could never get out until AI gave me the tools.

At 150 BPM in D minor, this thing is fast and furious, in-your-face heavy metal rock. That tempo is pure adrenaline - it's adrenalinic music for extreme sports and extreme action. D minor gives it that classic heavy metal darkness, but at 150 BPM it becomes this relentless assault that never backs down.

The mushroom cloud imagery says it all. This track is about ultimate destruction, that moment when everything changes forever. But having the drums in the foreground was intentional - music survives even the end of the world. There's something powerful about that contrast between total annihilation and the rhythm that keeps driving forward at breakneck speed.

What really makes this track work is how the bass follows the guitar through every devastating riff. That locked-in synchronization creates this unstoppable force, like the musical equivalent of a shock wave. The bass doesn't just support the guitar - it shadows every move, making the whole thing feel twice as heavy and inevitable.

This one's heavier and more ominous than "Vast and Cruel" or "Brutal Symphony of Chaos." Where those had elements of beauty mixed with the brutality, "Nuclear" is pure devastation. The sepia tone of the artwork matches the sound - it's like looking at the aftermath through old film footage, but set to music that could soundtrack the apocalypse itself.

Releasing it on Halloween felt right. It's the kind of track that captures that primal fear we all carry about how fragile everything really is. But there's also this weird energy to it, like watching something terrible but being unable to look away.

Supporting Me...( Boss Battle Biolizard) (Sonic Adventure 2) (from Sonic Generations)

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