Strikebeam

Strikebeam is a song by Waterflame released in February 2005 that was used in Uber Breakout II. 
It was split into short loops that were used for different levels in the game, similarly to Corruption in Uber Breakout. The title screen notably uses several loops that cycle in a random order, an abandoned idea from the first game."Never-ending Song". Brackenwood. November 10, 2005."pongSong"
It was voted 5th best song of the week on Newgrounds and is most famous for its use in Bunnykill 2."Newgrounds.com Presents: Audio Portal" (February 11, 2005 archive)
Waterflame wrote the track for an unpublished movie of his, and this is a shortened version meant to fit it. Whether or not a full version actually existed is unclear. He said in a response to a review that one did, while he later stated he never finished the track in 2009."Newgrounds: Reviews for -strikebeam-, page 25" (Response to OsirisClock's review)"Waterflame - Strikebeam". YouTube. November 10, 2009.
==Game Cuts==
==Links==
*Strikebeam on Newgrounds
*Strikebeam on YouTube
==References==
Category:Music
Category:Music in Uber Breakout II
Category:Music with Cut Versions