Calm After the Storm

by Deltasynth

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1.	Antivirus 03:12	info	buy track
2.	Human Armada 04:57	info
3.	I Made Eye Contact With The Tin Man 04:33	info
4.	I Ran 03:28	lyrics	buy track
How can this be, they promised me my life on a silver platter But now I'm older, wiser They say the latter was false, but they lied What chance did I have but to try? So I did what I could and ran How can this be? How can this be, they promised me my life on a silver platter But now I'm older, wiser They say the latter was false, but they lied What chance did I have but to try? So I did what I could and ran
5.	Skeleton Trees 02:52	info
6.	Spectre's Fall 02:23	lyrics
Now that you are done I'm gone You were everything I was nothing You end me You were everything I was nothing You end me Nothing is all that's left Everything at it's best
7.	A Bygone Tune 03:33	info
8.	I Ran (Slowed) 01:46	info	buy track
9.	Restoration 03:47	info
10.	Temple of the Ocean 02:28	info

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The tale begins with humanity defeating its deadliest enemies in poverty, famine and illness. Bored of Earth, they leave to travel the rest of the galaxy to explore, discover - and conquer.

Fleets of human ships descend on planets in the Milky Way, and the destruction of civilisations begins. The humans pillage, change and destroy entire worlds.

The storm has arrived.

Defences against the humans are futile - they have become too powerful with the new technology and weaponry they have accessed. Very little hope remains for any non-human being.

But as time passes, one by one the human influence on each planet begins to erode and collapse, lost to the hands of time along with the predecessing civilisations. Nothing remains.

Nature takes advantage of this broken tranquility, however, and plants and trees take root back into the burned soil.

The storm has passed, defeated by time.

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released May 5, 2020

Charlie Cross - Lyrics
Nadia Merrell - Vocals
Sarika Dhorajiwala - Artwork

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Deltasynth UK

I make very colourful, experimental music for your soul to vibe to. I love ripping parts of musical genres and flipping them into something new.  

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