Terrestrial Planet by David Brewster

An instrumental guitar tribute to the video game Doom.

Terrestrial Planet was recorded at my home studio in Louisville, KY in 2009.
At the time, I found myself playing video games constantly.
From Left 4 Dead and Fallout 3, to classics like Dig-Dug and DOOM.
After countless sessions on Xbox Live, I found myself wrapping my gaming sessions up with an hour or two of DOOM.
Revisiting this game for me was a flashback to the 1990s, when I first discovered this classic and legendary game.

Fast-forward more than a decade, and I found myself listening to plenty of Mastodon and Lamb of God, while writing and recording a load of new music.
All of this music reflects the sinister and dark themes of DOOM (and I'm told it fits while playing the video game, perfectly - I actually agree with this), it also reflects the dark music I was absorbing at that time.

Fans of heavy riffs and dark music should give this one a listen.

Tracklist

1.	Phobos	2:23

2.	Revenant	3:28

3.	Deimos Anomaly	3:32

4.	The Citadel	3:33

5.	Shotgun Messiah	3:31

6.	Icon of Sin	4:42

7.	Baron of Hell	4:37

8.	Sever the Wicked	3:35

9.	Forgotten Catacomb	3:55

10.	Curse of the Cyber-Demon	3:09

11.	Unholy Cathedral	2:24

12.	Thy Flesh Consumed	4:08

13.	Lost Soul	5:12

Credits

released October 19, 2012

David Brewster - guitars, demon slaying, arranging, portals, sequencing, intergalactic space marine, recording, editing, chaingun operator, plasma rifle, plectrums, mixing, shotguns, chainsaw, health kits, maps, and coffee.

Mastered by "Shecky" at Azmyth Recording

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