NEW RELEASES: Second Single from Kuwait's Divine Disorder (feat. Jon Phipps' Orchestrations)

12/9/2012

NEW RELEASES: Second Single from Kuwait's Divine Disorder (feat. Jon Phipps' Orchestrations)

This is the title track to Divine Disorders' second single release 'The Puppeteer', a precursor to their new album, which will be out by the end of 2012. I composed and created the sounds for the orchestration on this Kuwaiti symphonic metal track.

This is the B-side to Divine Disorders' second single release 'The Puppeteer'. The piece is my own orchestral interpretation of themes from the Kuwaiti bands' symphonic metal track 'Children of Menace', which was originally orchestrated by Psy Coma from the band Kovenant.

Find out more at www.divine-disorder.com.

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Darkvain Jassem link

8/11/2012 04:35:03

Here we are again (Divine Disorder) with another single release which was at 12th of September, 2012.

This time, after the great workflow Jon Phipps has provided for our earlier release. we have decided to expand the area of which Jon should work on. and here where we have made sure we would let Jon Phipps handle the whole orchestral work on this single release included in the single's three tracks.

Jon Phipps has provided the first track titled Code [T:error] some Tabla performance to give more thrilling and build up atmosphere. which worked as planned perfectly.
Then again at the single title track "The Puppeteer" he never put us down and never disappointed us.
he provided the required vibe of detailed orchestra and as well some Jazz influenced orchestral arrangements.
We were totally impressed with it.
And finally Jon Phipps was once again the perfect choice for an orchestral variations version of the previous single track "Children of Menace".

Thanks again Jon

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NEW RELEASES: Second Single from Kuwait's Divine Disorder (feat. Jon Phipps' Orchestrations)

NEW RELEASES: Second Single from Kuwait's Divine Disorder (feat. Jon Phipps' Orchestrations)

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