Crisis Revelation Solution
by Donovan Hikaru
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The gloomy corporate nature and the continuation of the CRS saga just compliments a rainy day broken up by clear skies. We are as of now living in the corporate dystopia it’s just super boring and vaporwave no matter the subgenre breaks the monotony at least for a couple of minutes. This album is a gem
Favorite track: Corporate Devil.
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Pillars
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Slums of Wall Street
03:24
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California Regal Sedans
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After The Storm
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Corporate Devil
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Bridge Tunnels
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The Fog Remains
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about
VIDEO: Donovan Hikaru's – "Slums of Wall Street"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4D2izbuc2A
Crisis Revelation Solution (CRS 4.0) is the fifth part of a series of concept releases based on David Fincher film, The Game, and the fourth release from Donovan Hikaru's originally composed CRS works.
An acronym for "Consumer Recreation Services", CRS is the mysterious corporation at the heart of the 1997 film.
This album in particular draws partly from an obscure early version of the screenplay by John Brancato and Michael Ferris found on the web. The majority of the album was created around 2015 and was shelved, lost from a hard drive crash, then later recovered and finally finished.
The series, which continues on, has featured a real life scavenger hunt in San Francisco's Financial District for a secret cassette, virtual puzzles, a split release with mallsoft icon 猫 シ Corp., and now original artworks from KoShrimp and a cast of collaborators including Michael McGregor, Adam Wilkey and Crackmaan.
Follow the CRS rabbithole...
CRS 1.0 ("Consumer Recreation Services") by 猫 シ Corp.:
[Deleted]
CRS 2.0 by Donovan Hikaru:
adhesivesounds.bandcamp.com/album/crs-20
CRS 2.1 by Donovan Hikaru:
donovanhikaru.bandcamp.com/album/crs-21
CRS 3.0 by Donovan Hikaru & 猫 シ Corp.:
midnightmoontapes.bandcamp.com/album/crs-30
CRS Database Subreddit:
www.reddit.com/r/crsdatabase
All tracks originally composed, produced and mixed by Donovan Hikaru except track 7: lyrics written by Dave Kranson/Crackman,
and track 10: lyrics by Adam Wilkey.
Vocals/spoken word on tracks 2, 6, and 9 by Michael McGregor, Vocals on track 7 by Dave Kranson/Crackman, Vocals on track 10
by Adam Wilkey
Assistant mixing by Jalipaz at Audioconfusion
Mastered by Nathan James at The Vault
Art and graphics by tomcochien.fr
CRS letter written by Donovan Hikaru
Concept by Donovan Hikaru, and partially inspired/based on early and later versions of the script “The Game” by John Brancato and Michael Ferris.
donovanhikaru.bandcamp.com
twitter.com/donovanhikaru
facebook.com/donovanhikaru
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4D2izbuc2A
Crisis Revelation Solution (CRS 4.0) is the fifth part of a series of concept releases based on David Fincher film, The Game, and the fourth release from Donovan Hikaru's originally composed CRS works.
An acronym for "Consumer Recreation Services", CRS is the mysterious corporation at the heart of the 1997 film.
This album in particular draws partly from an obscure early version of the screenplay by John Brancato and Michael Ferris found on the web. The majority of the album was created around 2015 and was shelved, lost from a hard drive crash, then later recovered and finally finished.
The series, which continues on, has featured a real life scavenger hunt in San Francisco's Financial District for a secret cassette, virtual puzzles, a split release with mallsoft icon 猫 シ Corp., and now original artworks from KoShrimp and a cast of collaborators including Michael McGregor, Adam Wilkey and Crackmaan.
Follow the CRS rabbithole...
CRS 1.0 ("Consumer Recreation Services") by 猫 シ Corp.:
[Deleted]
CRS 2.0 by Donovan Hikaru:
adhesivesounds.bandcamp.com/album/crs-20
CRS 2.1 by Donovan Hikaru:
donovanhikaru.bandcamp.com/album/crs-21
CRS 3.0 by Donovan Hikaru & 猫 シ Corp.:
midnightmoontapes.bandcamp.com/album/crs-30
CRS Database Subreddit:
www.reddit.com/r/crsdatabase
All tracks originally composed, produced and mixed by Donovan Hikaru except track 7: lyrics written by Dave Kranson/Crackman,
and track 10: lyrics by Adam Wilkey.
Vocals/spoken word on tracks 2, 6, and 9 by Michael McGregor, Vocals on track 7 by Dave Kranson/Crackman, Vocals on track 10
by Adam Wilkey
Assistant mixing by Jalipaz at Audioconfusion
Mastered by Nathan James at The Vault
Art and graphics by tomcochien.fr
CRS letter written by Donovan Hikaru
Concept by Donovan Hikaru, and partially inspired/based on early and later versions of the script “The Game” by John Brancato and Michael Ferris.
donovanhikaru.bandcamp.com
twitter.com/donovanhikaru
facebook.com/donovanhikaru
AS184
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released February 28, 2021
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