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I did not know stikbots existed until I was like 20 lmao

I was watching this incredible John Carpenter film (it’s outstandingly awful), and from literally the first scene with this space monorail train on mars I couldn’t stop thinking of how much it sounded like OTG.

It’s still definitely a bit over the top on the metal aspects of the songs. But there’s a lot of great snippets I could totally picture hearing from this album as striker is sneaking around, hiding behind cover during a covert mission.

On this next one, the drums could almost be a cover for the main Kevin MacLeod OTG theme.

The stuff that always Stiks out to me are a lot of songs from the 86’ Transformers film. (Mainly the stuff by Vince DiCola).

It’s definitely a bit over the top on the synth lol. But when I think of Post Apocalyptic settings, I feel like every film has a shot where there dust blowing in the wind and it hits some chimes, hung up by some character on the outside of their base to alert of wind conditions, or just something decorative they found while scavenging. That high pitched kind of sound which the soundtrack carries reminds me heavily of OTG.

Also there’s that bit of gloom in these tracks, right as everything feels like it’s going up, something brings it back down.

I don’t really think of Unicrons medley as super upbeat, But about halfway through it becomes like a march. Maybe of Regalius’ Metalbots.

The cheesy kind of classic 80s rock, and previously stated synth, just feels like something that the inhabitants of the grid would listen to in some capacity, maybe through a transmission they picked up on from the wasteland. But also one that could totally be made with the limited equipment available.

Underground band in the Grid, would definitely be doing some Circuit Bending to produce instrument kind of sounds.

The last minute and like 50 seconds of the this song with what sounds like a metronome I could totally see being used in OTG.