Warfrim 1999: The technocrat has been out, and it is a lot of fun. But, one thing you may not have seen as a player or remote spectator is that the progressive metal band Perfree worked together on a special guest track for updating. It all fits inside the rock band that comes with the Temple and the new defense mission.
But how did it really happen? How ended working with DE on Technot Incor, and what happened in making a track? To learn this, I sent some questions to Elite Colomin from Good Tiger, along with Peripheri’s Jack Bowen and Mark Holkomb, who worked with the group on this day.
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Vg247: How did this cooperation happen? When did work on the track start?
HulkOMB: It was very physically assembled. I know Megan, Rib and Steve, 2016 or more, and we always discussed doing something together. Jack and I wandered with them in a fiancée in 2024, and at the same time the wheels began to change the project. We started working on the track in Sean during the summer of 2024.
Bone: In our view, we have been friends with the warfare team for some time, and this has come out with a lot of coincidence. Starting it just a “hey, if we are collaborating, won’t it be cool?” And he just started uniting there. I know that he was working on a music/guitar -based character and was looking for a band that might be able to participate in music and advise him what the “sound” of the character could be.
Cholman: Jack actually reached me to assess his interest in working with them on an original song for the game. The three of us have worked on music together in the past, so it was a intelligence for me. All three have a great chemistry!
Vg247: How long did you have to make this new song of Warframe 1999 updates?
HulkOMB: We were given the opportunity to have months to finish the song, but Jack and I found most of the song in Jersey City to write the most part of this song and record in just a couple of days. We later spent months in reconciliation, and with the help of this we were allowed to leap the ideas and suggestions in a hurry, so that the song they feel even in the same thing they feel according to their vision.
Bone: I don’t know much about video game development but I feel like you can’t make video games, the video game on the warfare frames scale without any time and precision planning is very low so we have some calls with ribs and Megan and they helped us and gave us a lot of time to come with the best thing. So when most of the song arrangements were collected in the studio in about two days, we had plenty of time to improve the track and get it in the right sound.
Cholman: When I heard about the device he was working on, a lot of lyrics came to me very quickly. I fired the game and listened to the song for a few days to feel how I want the sound of the sound.
Vg247: Perfeeri has composed a few times for video games, which includes track for Davis ex, Hallow 2 Anniversary Ost, and Home Front 2011 in 2016! What affected this return to the medium? Is the video game work something that the band always wants to do?
HulkOMB: Since our band Met Mesha has mainly handled the music given to these aforementioned sports, it was a golden opportunity for me to sink the fingers into this world. I have played a sound in the video games starting in 2017, but I have never made music for one, so I jumped on the occasion to do so with Jack and Elite. I am a lifetime concert, and I climb the mountains to join this world, whether it is through sound acting or making music.
BoneThe interesting thing about some of these previous tasks is that all this was handled by Mesha Mansoor, a member of Perfie, so to me it was really a chance to go to this section of things, I have the idea of ​​composing for someone else’s plan, but the Warframe team loves Peripri’s music because of the lesser than the other.
Vg247: What are the unique considerations for composing for a video game instead of making a song for an album? What is the band to keep in mind that is different from the regular process?
HulkOMB: I would say the most consideration is to ensure that you are following 100 % on the developer’s vision. When Peripheri records an album, it is an absolute independently independent in which we are creating art for art, and the priority number is making something that makes us happy, with maximum privileges. We had the limits of such projects, which we needed to stay to fulfill the vision of digital extremism. But it was very interesting in its own way because his vision was so special and thinking from the beginning.
Bone: I think when I was writing music, what I was thinking about was “what it is within the subject of 1999”, talking about touching more famous musical voices than that era, when bands like Stone Temple Pilot and Defone were always in my mind while trying to come with Ruffs. In addition, I wanted to make a song in which an original band could write, verse/course/verse/verse/bridge/bridge/outloo, or something that resembles it. Even I included the sound elements of the game to help fit better than the game.
Cholman: When I am working on a good Tiger record, the overall album tone usually becomes very quick. We know what our band feels and what its power is. Working on this song, I had to keep in mind the vision of Rib and Megan for it, and it was easy because they gave a great direction!
Vg247: Warfrim in 1999, the audio team firmly established the sequence in the Grund Era Music Wise in late 90. Peripri was founded in the early 2000s! Can we expect a music styling that is more and more connected with the original sound of the band, which is associated with your contemporary work, or something else?
HulkOMB: I think according to Jack’s nature and I am in the circle, you are bound to get a bit more than the sound of this modern metal, but yes, we really tried to get the sound of the 90s in this song. It was a natural fit when I was growing on the 90s era.
Bone: I think this was the second half of the equation of the song, besides paying tribute to the inspiration of our 90s, we also had to replace some of the rotten sounds that could seem more modern. To me, this was the most entertaining part of the project. I liked music since the 90s, so being able to channel it was a lot of fun to do naturally more current behavior.
Vg247: In an interview with Tonilla Meg last yearMesha said, “From a fully musical point of view, musical image and abstract concepts” and that the process of creating a new music for you is largely intuitive. Was the process of creation for this song the same? Did the digital extremists provide any guidelines or requirements that have led you to refer to this song differently?
HulkOMB: I would say that it was still widespread intuitive, and there was no difference in what kind of circle I work, but the main difference was a combination of digital extreme quality for us. The idea of ​​writing a song that feels at home in the late 90s was an important idea behind every detail of the song, so we had to chase the raw, unintentional thread that we do a lot. But I have to say, it was beneficial because we rarely write in the guidelines in the circle, so it was a fun practice in creativity.
Bone: We have certainly tried to limit this process with digital extremity guidelines. When Perfeery is in the studio, we have to call all the shots, and it’s a lot of fun. But when someone is asking you to write a song for their video game, you have to make sure that you are in accordance with their vision and that is why I enjoyed this process so much – it approached me in a different way, but it was not unaware. If you are a musician, you may be related to it. Trying new things and living in new musical projects is always scary, but once it rolling and feels that you know what to do, it really feels good.
Cholman: I was not given any strict guidelines to follow, but he cited some different singers for the web. Chris Cornell, Lane Steley, Eddie Weather, etc. They were not looking for a exact copy, so I was still able to be myself.
Vg247In the same interview, Mesha has said that the band does not get many possibilities to play together (except tours) when you are all away. How difficult is it difficult to sit in the same room and to sing on a deadline without detecting it?
HulkOMB: This is certainly not ideal, but as a band, we spend a lot of time on aircraft and zoom calls, hahaha. This time it was not too difficult when Jack and I personally managed to write and set up songs, and then we were able to reconcile most from far away.
Bone: It certainly offers some challenges to spread the band throughout the United States. Generally, we will fly to just one place for weeks and then prepare what we need. When it comes to touring, we will usually practice together a few days before the tour begins.
Cholman: When you cooperate with your band mats, or older people, or friends, one of the most important things is that you all agree that you are working towards the same purpose. I am very confident in their constructive criticism.
Vg247: Mark, you’re also a voice actor in video games! Can we expect your voice to pop up in the future warfare update?
HulkOMB: Yes! I flare up in a new refreshing. It was very fun to find the role and walk some ground that I would never go into my career with my voice. Thank you on a large scale of digital extremism for writing such an interesting, entertainment character and trusting it.
Bone: I know this question is not guided by me, but I also did some voice for a warfare as a new villain character, you will hear some very brutal sounds!
Warfrim 1999: Still technocrats are out, and when the track of Peripheri is wandering on the day, it is not on the spot according to writing, you can check it on YouTube right now!
