This is easily going to be a lot of people's favourite track on the album. It's a really long progressive tune. It starts off with a mournful acoustic intro and clean solo. It changes between two keys so it's kind of unnerving. It's got a really big chorus with a lot of layered up guitars. Guitar wise — the shredders will dig this one. It's got something like 5 solos in it and probably the some of the best guitar playing on the album. There's some cool trade off solos over the outro that I did with a friend of mine, Chris O'Toole. It then fades out intro a melancholic piano part. The lyrics deal with similar themes to some of the other songs — 'And the earth will devastate man to the core, the day the legacy of human is no more'.
This is easily going to be a lot of people's favourite track on the album. It's a really long progressive tune. It starts off with a mournful acoustic intro and clean solo. It changes between two keys so it's kind of unnerving. It's got a really big chorus with a lot of layered up guitars. Guitar wise — the shredders will dig this one. It's got something like 5 solos in it and probably the some of the best guitar playing on the album. There's some cool trade off solos over the outro that I did with a friend of mine, Chris O'Toole. It then fades out intro a melancholic piano part. The lyrics deal with similar themes to some of the other songs — 'And the earth will devastate man to the core, the day the legacy of human is no more'.