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| Title | Genre | Released | Plays |
| When the Machine Stops | Metal | Feb 3, 2008 | 657 |
| Influenced Virtuality | Metal | Oct 6, 2006 | 682 |
| Technology Override | Electronica | Jun 14, 2006 | 770 |
| Rewaken | Metal | Jun 3, 2006 | 729 |
| Flying Free | Metal | Jun 1, 2006 | 839 |
| Shades of Tomorrow | Metal | May 31, 2006 | 848 |
| Call of the Wild | Metal | Apr 26, 2006 | 901 |
| This Christmas, Yourself | Holiday | Dec 24, 2005 | 1429 |
| Dreams to Illusions | Metal | Aug 27, 2005 | 1517 |
| Beyond the Bold | Metal | Aug 20, 2005 | 1017 |
| War Machine | Metal | May 26, 2005 | 1191 |
Biography
Mechanically Speaking
I'm Parimal, 18-year-old powermetal and technology enthusiast from Nepal inspired largely by Gamma Ray and Iron Savior. (But most of my music was recorded earlier, I've been a bit busy...)
Infinite Dimensions of Perception
At times (in the infinite improbablity of the universe), you may find me creating websites, tinkering in Photoshop, singing in insanely loud volumes, yapping about how reality is... well, not so.
But the laws of improbability mean you may see me doing something completely different from any of those things. I've had said "not even a single one", but 'one' seems a distant concept lost in floating-point infinity.
Musical Inclinations
I love metal and I love melody. Even more so together, which is what I try to do.
The Good Stuff
I love Macs! And Food! And Technology! And Digital Media! And Airports!... And a lot of exclamation marks!! -well, indifferent really about the exclamation marks.
Metal is hugely responsible for introducing me to the other side of living, the "unknown", so the speak. Or rather, acknowledging that there's more to life.
Particle Engine
Particle Engine is experimentations in sound and music. The idea is to create "particles" of sound. Some of these compositions are full-length (in the sense that they resemble what what we've come to know as 'songs'), others are fragments of sound less than a minute long - random ideas, rough scraps.
Most songs I have on iCompositions are part of Particle Engine, although the better way to recognize them is the artwork, which should include those words.
Endless Spirals
On a greater scale of things: everything is insignificant. Paradoxically, this means everything is profoundly significant.
Right. *ahem* lol
Enjoy my music
(And visit me at http://www.realityequation.net/)
I'm Parimal, 18-year-old powermetal and technology enthusiast from Nepal inspired largely by Gamma Ray and Iron Savior. (But most of my music was recorded earlier, I've been a bit busy...)
Infinite Dimensions of Perception
At times (in the infinite improbablity of the universe), you may find me creating websites, tinkering in Photoshop, singing in insanely loud volumes, yapping about how reality is... well, not so.
But the laws of improbability mean you may see me doing something completely different from any of those things. I've had said "not even a single one", but 'one' seems a distant concept lost in floating-point infinity.
Musical Inclinations
I love metal and I love melody. Even more so together, which is what I try to do.
The Good Stuff
I love Macs! And Food! And Technology! And Digital Media! And Airports!... And a lot of exclamation marks!! -well, indifferent really about the exclamation marks.
Metal is hugely responsible for introducing me to the other side of living, the "unknown", so the speak. Or rather, acknowledging that there's more to life.
Particle Engine
Particle Engine is experimentations in sound and music. The idea is to create "particles" of sound. Some of these compositions are full-length (in the sense that they resemble what what we've come to know as 'songs'), others are fragments of sound less than a minute long - random ideas, rough scraps.
Most songs I have on iCompositions are part of Particle Engine, although the better way to recognize them is the artwork, which should include those words.
Endless Spirals
On a greater scale of things: everything is insignificant. Paradoxically, this means everything is profoundly significant.
Right. *ahem* lol
Enjoy my music
(And visit me at http://www.realityequation.net/)
Favorites
| Title | Artist | Genre | Plays |
| He's a Pirate (Klaus Badelt Cover) | herrsolera | Classical | 4849 |
| Cold (3 of 5, Adverse Elements) | becwil | Other | 1131 |
| Forever More | RayLaVeau | Metal | 930 |
| Metal_13 | capa | Metal | 1362 |
