Uploaded July 2010 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
This was one of the hardest songs of Nox's for me to play, for two reasons: The tempo and rhythm is extremely strict and rigid, 2.No other song can give you left-hand cramps like this one can.
I added the slow-down at the end, because I wanted to have a little variety with the song. But it's another favorite of mine, and I apologize for the mistakes (there are a few).
EDIT: Because I went BEYOND too fast in this, I uploaded a more accurate, slower version: youtube.com/watch?v=5ygQBrERLAM
(Music is written by Joseph Vargo and William Piotrowski, and is copyright of Nox Arcana and Monolith Graphics.)
This was one of the hardest songs of Nox's for me to play, for two reasons: The tempo and rhythm is extremely strict and rigid, 2.No other song can give you left-hand cramps like this one can.
I added the slow-down at the end, because I wanted to have a little variety with the song. But it's another favorite of mine, and I apologize for the mistakes (there are a few).
EDIT: Because I went BEYOND too fast in this, I uploaded a more accurate, slower version: youtube.com/watch?v=5ygQBrERLAM
(Music is written by Joseph Vargo and William Piotrowski, and is copyright of Nox Arcana and Monolith Graphics.)
![Submachine 9 Fan Soundtrack - The God Who Never Answered (Instrumental) [Bonus Track]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/9Het-mNdSQs/mqdefault.jpg "Submachine 9 Fan Soundtrack - The God Who Never Answered (Instrumental) [Bonus Track]
Because I was still on the fence about the vocals, heres a version of The God Who Never Answered without them. Of course it sounds a little empty, but that was how it worked with the vocals. Im including it as a bonus track on the album. (Along with the demo version of Lurking Nothingness and one other surprise bonus track.)
Download: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMxH1-5hcm4")
