Patience (After Sebald), but it uses its full samples

Everything featured in this video are recreations of the tracks but by using the full samples and the same effects (not fully accurate) Not everything is 100% accurate!! Apologies if there is clipping btw Sorry if it's quiet, I had to keep your ears from bursting (it was loud when I exported the tracks) Artwork belongs to Ivan Seal, (currently unknown) (Used with no intentions to infringe copyright!) 00:00:00 - Everything is on the point of decline 00:03:30 - As if one were sinking into sand 00:07:00 - Approaching the outer limits of our solar system 00:14:53 - When the dog days were drawing to an end 00:22:36 - A last glimpse of the land being lost forever 00:26:13 - The homesickness that was corroding her soul 00:30:15 - I have become almost invisible, to some extent like a dead man 00:33:14 - In the deep and dark hours of the night 00:40:58 - No one knows what shadowy memories haunt them to this day 00:44:08 - Increasingly absorbed in his own World 00:50:37 - Isolated lights on the abyss of ignorance 00:56:02 - Now the night is over and the dawn is about to break Patience (After Sebald): The Caretaker returns with a long-in-the-making soundtrack to acclaimed filmmaker Grant Gee's documentary about German writer WG Sebald. 'Patience (After Sebald)' is a multi-layered film essay on landscape, art, history, life and loss - an exploration of the work and influence of German writer WG Sebald (1944-2001), told via a long walk through coastal East Anglia tracking his most famous book 'The Rings Of Saturn'. The source material for 'Patience' was sourced from Franz Schubert's 1827 piece 'Winterreise' and subjected to his perplexing processes, smudging and rubbing isolated fragments into a dust-caked haze of plangent keys, strangely resolved loops and de-pitched vocals which recede from view as eerily as they appear.