Useful or Otherwise (by Robert J! Lake) is another one of the bonus tracks. The intro rolls off into a metronomic, basic ticking, and a new beat is added every few measures afterwards.
What was that stage show that was taking America by storm years ago? The one where it’s just a bunch of people standing on a set, but then they start making music with everyday objects! Oh. Stomp. It was Stomp. This is a little bit like that, I guess.
b a w s (by Nick Smalley) is yet another bonus song on the album… well, it’s not really a song, it’s more like max score at skeeball. Yet it makes me feel as though I accomplished something.
Softbit (Original GFD Please Shut the Fuckass Mix By Request Demo Version) by Robert J! Lake (whoa that’s a mouthful) is the last bonus track on the album.
Even simpler still than the version of this song earlier in the album. Even though it’s pretty basic, there’s parts of it I like even better than the more polished version.
By Kalibration
I like the hook. I like it a lot. It’s bouncy and cagey, and it fits Mindfang awfully well. But there’s a few parts that make it hard to listen to. The heavily distorted outro comes to mind, or the crazy chiptune bit blowout that starts around the one minute mark.
By Alexander Rosetti
Track art by Marina.
It’s only a short segment of a song, and I felt that a cross-fandom picture would describe it better than words.
