One day I came up with a riff that I for now call the "Ozzy riff" because it features clean but witchy vocals (or so is my vision about it) and I really liked it, I recorded it and it floated it my head for a few days after I came up with it. Unfortunately it was orphan, it was probably going to be a verse and I needed a chorus to pair with it.

Because I like to compose by vision, let the power of my subconsciousness do the job for me I tried to play the song in my head and come up with a suite this way. Eventually, after thinking about it for a while a suite emerged, however it felt like what I was hearing in my head as the suite, the response to the "Ozzy riff" was something I knew something I must have composed or jammed before but I didnt realize that this something was actually already recorded and published in here under the name "Doom Impédant".

So I practiced the song like this trying to marry the Ozzy riff with my imperfect memory of Doom Impédant. But I was never fully able to figure what should the last part of the riff be.

One day I was trying to listen to another of my ideas which I was not sure how I called it and while listening to a bunch of my idea I stumbled on this and I was shocked to realize that this was it! That other part to the Ozzy riff was already recorded here and the ending was perfect!

I still have to record the Ozzy riff married with the proper Doom Impédant. Coming soon!!

This is me trying to recreate the Doom Impédant from memory and its not it at all! At this point I had not realized I had a recording of it to figure it out.

At this point I have still not heard the original version of Doom Impédant so I am not finishing the chorus riff exactly as I should but still it gives a good idea of what marrying the Ozzy riff and the Doom Impédant sounds like.

Just me practicing this song idea again in order to solidify it.

This is me practicing this song idea one night before bed. The metal vocals sound a bit weird because I was trying to reach a higher pitch than usual... Ill keep working on that!

I was hearing this potential other part in my head and I tried to play it on the guitar, rather poorly.

well maybe if I keep it up like that eventually Ill get it right :P

This is the latest of me rehearsing the "Ozzy" song. Im not sure yet but there are some chances that this will be the next song I record.

The composition is starting to take shape and become a simple but complete little song. Very hard and very slow. I think it is also starting to sound like "Atmospheric Black Metal" which is not surprising because I have been listening to a lot of that lately. I particularly like the new ending.

For the vocals I am trying to push my bm vox higher in this one and I like the effect I find it fits in the song but I still have difficulty mastering the technique. I will have to keep working on that!

The orginal version of this video was uploaded but while it played fine on my computer, it played badly in the web browser. I figured it may be a question of the ATOM part of the video being at the end so I re-encoded this with VLC which solves this but also makes the file smaller.

My first attempt at recording the idea

I decided to recording it again, however after playing the idea for a while I started improvising a suite to it that was pretty interesting, which I believe would classify as ambiant black metal, after jamming on this new addition to the song for a while I tried to finish the song but could not help myself from restarting on something else, creating yet another part to the song resulting in a 10 minutes jam suggesting many new interesting ideas.

Later on as I was getting more sleepy I started jamming the newly invented "ambient" part of the song in a different tonality. After that I finally went to bed :P

I thought about it in the shower and came up with more ideas for this song. A full folk part with harmonica (hummed in the recording..) and a full black metal part with a completely different beat.

I just came up with that song and decided to record it with my phone. Unfortunately its hard to hear the notes played on the guitar. Though if you crank up the volume you can hear the notes on the guitar a bit, enough so that I can remember what it was :)

this will show you the chords used in the riff. You must listen to the audio to get the actual beat to play the chords on.

This one has more fuck ups than I wish, on top of that my recording app was skipping in the beginning. It still allows me to remember this idea.

My recording app is really skipping in this recording Im totally getting a new app!! but you can still hear the song!