Old Suns, by LLAAPPSSEE

Old Suns

by LLAAPPSSEE

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hellavapid thanks for the code, looking forward to whatever you put out this year :) Favorite track: ...and Yet, It Goes Nowhere.

Bio The whole album is great,
summary:
...and yet it goes nowhere

great progression, a soft melody with large percussions after some time. chilling and almost soothing.

Good lux,
~8,760 Hours
& Another ~8,760

I have some review for those already on Newgrounds.
biometrygd.newgrounds.com that link should work.

great work @LLAAPPSSEE ! Favorite track: ...and Yet, It Goes Nowhere.

sqwidddy I like this song :astonished: Favorite track: Another ~8,760.

Sirbanza These are awesome I love your work! Favorite track: ...and Yet, It Goes Nowhere.

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1.	...and Yet, It Goes Nowhere 02:58	info	buy track
2.	Good Lux 05:13	info	buy track
3.	~8,760 Hours 03:38	info	buy track
4.	Another ~8,760 05:06	info	buy track

about

Hello new year.
It's old me.
We're getting closer, aren't we?
I can't wait.
Reminiscence.
I'm pretty tired.
The pillars grow pale.
. . .Idée fixe. . .

It still burns.
It all burns.
Crushingly, burns.

☀️☀️☀️

Four songs compiled from old years. Three of which have been released on New Years of the past. Inspired by our sun. How we revolve around. How our solar system is dragged by it through the cosmos on an arm of the Milky Way. How the people who dared to look outward were shamed by those who would lose control. Would you die for what you know is observably true? Even if it upset the order? Do you fear what is true? Do you make up what is true? Do you trust in other people's ideas of truth? We have to at some point trust the collective consciousness. People want to know the nature of reality and we must aid that. Abide by that.

We once worshiped it. Arguably, the first deity. We have since made up fantastical humancentric tales uninspired by it. We owe life to our revolutions around it.

Falling into order.

However this finds you. . .
Thanks for listening.
Stay well.