Homestuck Vol. 7 - Havoc To Be Wrought

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From Volume 7 for the webcomic 'Homestuck' by Andrew Hussie

10. Havoc To Be Wrought - Thomas 'EidolonOrpheus' Ferkol

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[Leekduck]

Actually the guy who made this music based it of Equius

[TheEranster]

@demyxlover2009 ??? Sounds more like Bec Noir slowly getting crazy as he is stuck in the time bubble, his mind lusting for destruction.

[xilibai]

@Aurabolt @Leekduck

Land of Caves and Silence. Makes sense?

[BezuTheDemon]

@Aurabolt It's not supposed to be. It's more of the inner feelings he has.

[Aurabolt]

@BezuTheDemon Yeah, this song isn't STRONG at all.

[BezuTheDemon]

Guys, this song is based on Equius.

[lotolight]

This makes me think about the times of the Signless, how he was hopeful for trollkind but his story ended in tragedy. How Darkleer risked his life to save the disciple, how corrupt and dark their society was. I believe this song can be used in many contexts such as someone said before "when John went down Typheus lair" or when Jack Noir got trapped in the time bubble, anyway its an awesome song!

[KawaiiMupp]

WHY IS HEYYEYAAEYAAAEYAEYAA IN THE SUGGESTION LIST?

Anyhow. THIS is awesomeness.

[Strategichan425]

Makes me think of John's long trek to Typheus' lair following Terezi's "advice" only to encounter the horrifying monster wide awake, which prompts the beast to flip the fuck out and quickly killing him in the doomed timeline where Davesprite came from.

At least that's what I think the growing and roaring comes from, great song nevertheless.

[marcusdranz]

Sounds like a dungeon theme, of sorts. Maybe a clock-based one?

[toxxicweed]

So calm and chaotic at the same time. I get chills over how perfect the harmony is.

[KenoguLabz]

@EidolonOrpheus That makes perfect sense. Pipe organ and clock chimes/pendulums are the big giveaway: those are definitely Doc Scratch references. And that ending clip... no doubt about it.