Really cool track. It feels like it could be just at home in a film noir or maybe a cyberpunk. I don't know, for some reason it makes me think of blade runner. Perhaps its the improvised quality? Each section flows perfectly into each other even when it is a relatively drastic switch. I think bittersweet is the right word for this, I imagine a character a bit like Boromir who starts out "crooked" but in the end makes a sacrifice for the greater good.

To me, this piece perfectly matches the art it was inspired by. It's hard to describe precisely, but it feels very loose and spaced apart, I feel like I can just fall backwards indefinitely into the track. There is a very free feeling to the track, I almost want to call it a perfectly imperfect sound. It manages to convince me that it is free-floating despite following distinct patterns and a fixed rhythm. It's not that it actually breaks its boundaries, but perhaps that it doesn't feel like it has to follow them. I'm probably just rambling, I really liked the track and it works really well with its art.

A fun track, it feels like the majority of it is building up to one really huge release which I feel more than pays off. It has a lot of ideas that come together in a way that I suppose is very appropriate for a piece titled supernova. I really like the drums, at times they feel a lot like drums you might hear in a math rock song yet still manage to be cohesive and appropriate for the track.