A re-upload of the file in question (EXTREMELY LOUD)
WIP
Strong Waves Rocked The Rings Of Saturn is a highly mysterious Unidentified song, with nearly unintelligible lyrics and a very confusing story from the lyrics, and is infamous for its extremely low pitch voice and its super distorted noise.
Information[]
Genre - Unkown, doesn't fit any genre of music.
OP - дьогацор (dyogatsor)
Placeholder Names - Strong Waves Rocked The Rings Of Saturn/Strong Waves/Darker Than The Moon/Ancient Rune/One With The Ancient Rune/The One With The Ancient Rune/Collision Song/Bloom Yet Again/Hello Hello Can You See/Before I Am In The Past/In The Past/The Past/Aaaaaaaaaah
Searched Since- 3000
Status - Unidentified
Lyrics[]
Look at comment for lyrics
Origin[]
On a private forum , дьогацор said she found it in a .zip folder named "Jumpscare" on her son's computer. When she asked her son why there was a folder called "Jumpscare" and where he got the song from, he said "I don't know! I just found a random hard drive with it on it at school!", which led to a talk about how you should not put random hard drives into your computer because you don't know what's in there, and if it's malware. But, luckily, the hard drive that has this .zip file just had that one file on it, which is "Strong Waves Rocked The Rings Of Saturn". According to the son, the file's name is "Aaaaaaaaaah", which may be the actual name of the song. However that's unlikely because that's like if song were to be called "Ooooooooooh", which is very unlikely.
There have been some potential origins of the hard drive. These include:
A random kid at school made the hard drive for fun
A teacher accidentally dropped it, but the question of why they would even have a file in a .zip file named "Jumpscare", is what makes this pretty unlikely
The son actually made it
Story From The Lyrics[]
As mentioned earlier, there are conflicting things when it comes to the implied story from the lyrics.
The beginning talks about a transmission , then about pain, next about destroying the moon, some "person who started this", and a vow.