“There’s a Void” was initially released on M.T. Sky’s E.P., More Burblings. It was re-released (in remastered form) in April of this year on his first full album, the double-length Love & Oblivion. That particular song has the highest number of streams worldwide of any tune by M.T. Sky thus far, which surprises its composer, Mark Tiborsky:
“The song was intended to express the feelings of loss, but its second movement is sort of cathartic”, Mark says. “Then, the end of the tune is sort of like seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. An instrumental piece (more or less) being my most popular track so far made me think I should just do vocal ohs and oohs and ahs and hmms in my music, instead of bothering with vocals using actual lyrics.” Mark adds, “I’m sort of kidding about that… but I’ll probably be tossing in more instrumentals for my future releases.”
“There’s a Void” features Mark playing fingerpicked acoustic guitar, a variety of keyboards, and electric 12-string slide guitar. And of course the “oh” vocals. He says, “This is definitely one of the tracks that I’m most proud of… I like the way it came out.”
Here it is… enjoy!
M.T. Sky Music 
Mark!!!! I listened to “Valediction of the Amoeba King” backward, and it told me that Paul fell off the roof at Apple, but he’s not dead. He’s been on life support all this time and for many years now has been, basically, an artichoke. His doppelganger, however, is in excellent health. I suppose it never could be any other way. I hope all is well with you! … -Maria
Hi Maria! 🙂 All is as well as can be expected at this point in life, and I hope all is fine with you as well. I’m just happy that someone finally saw the WordPress page I put up a few years ago, and uncovered the secret. If you listen to that track sideways, it is revealed that Ringo was responsible… Paul was always picking on his drumming!