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Ori Epsilon was a solo project created by John Sustar. There was only one song recorded called "Saturn Sandworms", and a music video was even filmed and was planned to be released on October 1st 2021, but there were complications with the video due to the way the production team handled the CGI shots, John hated the way the video came out so much, which made him hate the song. So he ended the project, and removed the song from all streaming sites. He plans to re-publish the song with another artist.
Ori Epsilon was a solo project created by John Sustar. There was only one song recorded called "Saturn Sandworms", and a music video was even filmed and was planned to be released on October 1st 2021, but there were complications with the video due to the way the production team handled the CGI shots, John hated the way the video came out so much, which made him hate the song. So he ended the project, and removed the song from all streaming sites. He plans to re-publish the song with another artist.


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Latest revision as of 05:37, 4 April 2026

Ori Epsilon

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Ori Epsilon was a solo project created by John Sustar. There was only one song recorded called "Saturn Sandworms", and a music video was even filmed and was planned to be released on October 1st 2021, but there were complications with the video due to the way the production team handled the CGI shots, John hated the way the video came out so much, which made him hate the song. So he ended the project, and removed the song from all streaming sites. He plans to re-publish the song with another artist.

"Saturn Sandworms" BTS Photos

If anyone downloaded the song "Saturn Sandworms" before it was removed from all platforms, please upload it somewhere and post it on this page!