Not much to say as the picker other than this is a seminal album but very rough and raw. Hope anyone who listens to it enjoys it or at least gets to hear something new.
Don't have a big post to make, but I discovered this album through the Alcest episode of Amoeba Music's "What's in Your Bag?" series on their YT channel. It is cool how otherwordly this music sounds, and especially for the time period it was released in.
Favorite songs: Dawn of the Iconoclast and Cantara.
The Northern Boys!! They've only released singles so far.
Voyager - Fearless Love
Ulthar - Anthronomicon & Helionomicon (2 separate albums released at the same time)
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - PetroDragonic Apocalypse; or, Dawn of Eternal Night: An Annihilation of Planet Earth and the Beginning of Merciless Damnation
To answer your question about what the Tower of Tims does. You can actually pick up a Tim and drop it into the machine or wait until the Tims naturally jump into the machine themselves. It acts like an obstacle course/marble run for them. When you jump on the elevator platform you get for one of the other Tim wheel sub-objectives it takes you up and brings you into a cinematic camera view. From there you can use the right stick to move around and look at the Tims interacting with the tower. I don't think it really does much more, but in the demo they capped you out at 500 ticks which opened up the 2nd part of the Tower of Tims. Still couldn't figure out what the trampolines you get do.
@noboners: There's a 10-hour demo for the new version that allows you to take the demo save into the final version of XI S. That way you could at least see if the differences are significant enough. I'm sure there's probably also post-game content that's new and I don't know if you can access the 2D sections right away or if that's something that's past the 10 hours in the demo.
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