[00:00.000] 作词 : Harrison Mills/Clayton Knight/Thomas Stell
[00:01.000] 作曲 : Harrison Mills/Clayton Knight/Thomas Stell
[00:12.955]Yeah each song kind of has a different crux
[00:15.167]You know keep moving there's that initial bass sound that came in kind of marching bass sound
[00:24.105]Mutual friend of all of ours actually he was over at my place and I was trying to justify having bought this new drum machine
[00:30.662]We started making sounds on it and so i recorded it
[00:33.902]It must have been 16 to 30 seconds of music
[00:37.107]I just sat on my computer and I was like
[00:38.332]That was a fun thing nothing will come of it
[00:41.668]And then i played it for Harrison one day because i think he was playing me all this incredible new music
[00:46.549]I didn't have shit to show him so i was like oh listen to this
[00:50.217]And he was like 'whoa' like send that over
[00:53.600]So i sent it over and he and Clay waved a black magic wand over the whole thing
[01:00.826]All of a sudden it had this new life
[01:04.869]
[01:14.059]It's maybe one of the most aggressive songs on the record so it feels like the going to battle song and the psyching yourself up and preparing for war
[01:22.616]And so we tried really hard to make that tension and release make sense to a war or battle a fight
[01:29.519]And that's why I think there's three drops
[01:34.909]That's also a thing in boxing is
[01:37.212]It's a lot of dancing around each other and then a couple striking moments that are insane and intense
[01:43.930]All it takes is one punch and you're out
[01:50.156]That was a big reason why we sampled actual marching to put into the song
[01:57.402]You have to amp yourself up to go into battle with whatever it is
[02:09.726]I don't know if you'd say lyrics but like maybe the spoken word pieces inside of it are meant to be someone talking to themselves during a fight about the fight
[02:26.584]It's kind of your inner dialogue that you would have with yourself trying to keep yourself calm and moving forward in whatever you're facing

作词 : Harrison Mills/Clayton Knight/Thomas Stell
作曲 : Harrison Mills/Clayton Knight/Thomas Stell
Yeah each song kind of has a different crux
You know keep moving there's that initial bass sound that came in kind of marching bass sound
Mutual friend of all of ours actually he was over at my place and I was trying to justify having bought this new drum machine
We started making sounds on it and so i recorded it
It must have been 16 to 30 seconds of music
I just sat on my computer and I was like
That was a fun thing nothing will come of it
And then i played it for Harrison one day because i think he was playing me all this incredible new music
I didn't have shit to show him so i was like oh listen to this
And he was like 'whoa' like send that over
So i sent it over and he and Clay waved a black magic wand over the whole thing
All of a sudden it had this new life
It's maybe one of the most aggressive songs on the record so it feels like the going to battle song and the psyching yourself up and preparing for war
And so we tried really hard to make that tension and release make sense to a war or battle a fight
And that's why I think there's three drops
That's also a thing in boxing is
It's a lot of dancing around each other and then a couple striking moments that are insane and intense
All it takes is one punch and you're out
That was a big reason why we sampled actual marching to put into the song
You have to amp yourself up to go into battle with whatever it is
I don't know if you'd say lyrics but like maybe the spoken word pieces inside of it are meant to be someone talking to themselves during a fight about the fight
It's kind of your inner dialogue that you would have with yourself trying to keep yourself calm and moving forward in whatever you're facing