Tinnitus – Music(?) Review – An Attempt
"Tinnitus – Music(?) Review – An Attempt" – email from Cyberpunk 2077. Right... so I've never had a problem like this before. I learned members of the Maelstrom gang perceive the "music" from their fave band Tinnitus differently than the average listener.
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Right... so I've never had a problem like this before. I learned members of the Maelstrom gang perceive the "music" from their fave band Tinnitus differently than the average listener. Those crazy uber-chromed motherfuckers describe these "tunes" with terms like "complexity," "range," and "depth of sound."... ahem... Those aren't QUITE the words I would use. Music can contain noise but, in this case, the noise does not contain music. I dunno... that's the best I can describe it.
Now I've got two leading theories on this:
Theory #1: Since Tinnitus only plays at the Totentanz, the acoustics could be the cause.
Problem: Maelstrom's a group of hyperviolent psychoscumbags. I'm not gonna rust my good rep by jammin out at one of their live shows. How can I confirm my theory if I don't go check it out firsthand?
Theory #2: Hallucintory agents. Maybe Tinnitus has its own homebrew chemical cocktail designed to pair with their music for some whole... "experience."
To be honest, I don't think I want to find out. Because if #2 is true then I'll be risking a drug-induced nervous sys meltdown for the sake of music science journalism. That really worth it, chooms?
Jesus guys, music doesn't need to be this complicated...
Now I've got two leading theories on this:
Theory #1: Since Tinnitus only plays at the Totentanz, the acoustics could be the cause.
Problem: Maelstrom's a group of hyperviolent psychoscumbags. I'm not gonna rust my good rep by jammin out at one of their live shows. How can I confirm my theory if I don't go check it out firsthand?
Theory #2: Hallucintory agents. Maybe Tinnitus has its own homebrew chemical cocktail designed to pair with their music for some whole... "experience."
To be honest, I don't think I want to find out. Because if #2 is true then I'll be risking a drug-induced nervous sys meltdown for the sake of music science journalism. That really worth it, chooms?
Jesus guys, music doesn't need to be this complicated...
