The song is played in open B tuning and was likely recorded on a 7 string guitar and a 5 string bass. According to Howard, if they opted for the standard acoustic drum kit, it would make the song sound a lot like a classic Rage Against the Machine track.ĭuring the process of recording, the band also added some synth elements. Similar to Something Human, the basis of the song was recorded using organic instruments, including guitar, bass and tribal percussion, which was processed to make it sound a bit more electronic. Didn’t know that when writing thanks!" Recording Matt has discussed the phrygian dominant scale of the song: "B Phrygian Dominant verse, E harmonic minor chorus, but B-PD is just 5th mode of E-HM so generally it’s all E-HM except F#dom7 at end of chorus (and fact that song starts in B) creates the emphasis on B-PD. Matt had to much fun recording to solo due him just 'doing loads of crazy noises' to create the Tom Morello esque sound, he had never done before. The song features a theremin, according to Dom, the song sounded very like a 'RATM' riff but he wanted to approach the song very differently, he added some 'tribal drums' and layers of Japanese taiko drums and African percussion sounds while recording it giving it an 'interesting sound'. Originally described as combining eastern melodies with RATM-style riffs on top of a RnB drum beat.
Simulation Theory Film Blu-Ray, Digital (4), Vinyl (3).
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