Override [C] is the third track in the Override Symphony by Area 11. It is set to release with the album Modern Synthesis on July 1, 2016. It is theorized that portions of Override [C] have already been released. During the days between when certain preorder packages of then-unknown Modern Synthesis was pulled and Watchmaker was released as a single, 5 videos were posted daily on the band's various media outlets (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tumblr) where each contained one number, counting down. The videos contained visual distortion of some images before the number became clear, and each video seemed to contain a different section of one song. Due to it's tonal and structural similarities to Override [B], it is assumed that this incomplete song is Override [C].
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| - Override [C] is the third track in the Override Symphony by Area 11. It is set to release with the album Modern Synthesis on July 1, 2016. It is theorized that portions of Override [C] have already been released. During the days between when certain preorder packages of then-unknown Modern Synthesis was pulled and Watchmaker was released as a single, 5 videos were posted daily on the band's various media outlets (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tumblr) where each contained one number, counting down. The videos contained visual distortion of some images before the number became clear, and each video seemed to contain a different section of one song. Due to it's tonal and structural similarities to Override [B], it is assumed that this incomplete song is Override [C].
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| - Override [C] is the third track in the Override Symphony by Area 11. It is set to release with the album Modern Synthesis on July 1, 2016. It is theorized that portions of Override [C] have already been released. During the days between when certain preorder packages of then-unknown Modern Synthesis was pulled and Watchmaker was released as a single, 5 videos were posted daily on the band's various media outlets (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tumblr) where each contained one number, counting down. The videos contained visual distortion of some images before the number became clear, and each video seemed to contain a different section of one song. Due to it's tonal and structural similarities to Override [B], it is assumed that this incomplete song is Override [C].
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