Singles, Vol. 2
by Venator
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Starbeast
05:23
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Terrestrial
07:03
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Dark Halls
04:28
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Closing Credits
05:26
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The second collection of singles released beyond Bandcamp.
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released April 15, 2016
Starbeast
All writing and performance by Venator #5507
Uses a sample from the film Alien, copyright of 20th Century Fox, 1979©
Terrestrial
All writing and performance by Venator #5507
Uses a sample of celestial white noise acquired by NASA
Dark Halls
A cover/rework/remix of the track "Dark Halls" composed for the video game Doom, composed by Robert Prince, copyright of id Software, 1993©
All performance by Venator #5507
Closing Credits
All writing and performance by Venator #5507
Uses a sample of “Don’t Lose My Number” by Phil Collins, written and composed by Phil Collins, performed by P. Collins, D. Frank, L. Sklar, produced by Phil Collins and Hugh Padgham, copyright of Virgin Records, 1985©
Uses a sample of “In The Not-So-Distant Future…” by Venator, written and performed by Venator #5507
Completely mixed and mastered by Venator #5507
Album artwork by OJ Stowers and Venator #5507
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Starbeast
All writing and performance by Venator #5507
Uses a sample from the film Alien, copyright of 20th Century Fox, 1979©
Terrestrial
All writing and performance by Venator #5507
Uses a sample of celestial white noise acquired by NASA
Dark Halls
A cover/rework/remix of the track "Dark Halls" composed for the video game Doom, composed by Robert Prince, copyright of id Software, 1993©
All performance by Venator #5507
Closing Credits
All writing and performance by Venator #5507
Uses a sample of “Don’t Lose My Number” by Phil Collins, written and composed by Phil Collins, performed by P. Collins, D. Frank, L. Sklar, produced by Phil Collins and Hugh Padgham, copyright of Virgin Records, 1985©
Uses a sample of “In The Not-So-Distant Future…” by Venator, written and performed by Venator #5507
Completely mixed and mastered by Venator #5507
Album artwork by OJ Stowers and Venator #5507
www.facebook.com/xOJxArtx/
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Venator St. John'S, Newfoundland and Labrador
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Molten mounds of cybernetic sounds, bound by ginseng, rainwater, antimatter and cerebral darkness.
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