Stereonomicon

Marco! This sounds so seventies in its own way... some parts Tangerine Dream, some parts Giorgio Moroder, some parts Kraftwerk....

Super audio quality, that guitar is the nicest touch!

And so, you have a 19yo son??? I always thought you were much younger ahahahah

tres avant garde mon ami i do like the unusual elements smoothly linked each window leading into the next one seamlessly. Nice work :)

Nice music!

Love the spooky intro. Truly a beautiful track you have here. Splendid job.

dude im high right now lol and that was a trip! I could feel my whole body pulsating. fun stuff!

dude that was the craziest sounding orderly chaos ive ever heard in my life. It was almost something id imagine hell would be like.

Cool, I love the Oboe sounds. Your synth sensibilities work well with his melodic ideas. good work from both of you. Awesome job.
Steven

Very good sound effects at the beginning and transitions. I like the part when the arp starts... also the precussions are nice.
There are many nice ideas in the track .. Good work!

Nice atmosphere

Reminds me library music from the late 70 early 80's
which is a good thing !

@ Jynx, He lives in the Future (Or Europe)
Brilliant Ambient Space odyssey.
Love your work, mate
Steven

I love this kind of electronic track.
Excellent job.
BTW... I was wondering how it posted 5/4 when today is only 5/3?.?
PEACE...

Hello mate,
I think this track is brilliant as an FX very unique and original.
Well done.
Jamid

I love the intro and how it builds. I'm ok with the percussion being static since the synths all around it are ever-changing. I think that was the right call for this particular tune (and you know I come from the school of diverse percussion). And I particularly like the way it crescendos and then leads to a denouement and slowly disperses itself. Masterful tune my friend.
Steven

Henry Pascal Lovecraft ahahahaha

Seriously, I like the suspension atmosphere, a little less the quality of the audio and even less the equalization of the volumes.

The percussion loop should have some variation and not always be the same, in its place, if you really want one always the same, you could use the one used in the soundtrack of The Matrix "Clubbed to death" which I think is good on this type of tracks.

It also tries to better equalize the sounds and make them more dynamic, as they are vintage (which is fine), but too flat.

Again I enjoyed listening to a track of yours. I love the whole sound and the stereo effects. It is calm and somehow threatening at the same time in a pleasant way. You sure know your stuff well.
Here is a link to a track of this friend of mine I told you about (Thomas Fanger, berlin school), maybe you'll like it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmVZ0ZvRXYo
By the way - I did the cover design for his album with this track.

Hope to hear from you soon,
stay well
Michael

Hello mate,
Nice track! enjoyed it.
I love the flow of the track.
Well Done
Jamid

Hey man, you seem to enjoy exploring electronic sounds in general, but this one really speaks to me. I am also a fan of lovecraft and anything similar and the journey you intended is definitely felt, and i always appreciate a song with a story to tell.

hope you are keeping well in times like these.

Damn that's squiggly. Strange figures hanging out under the lampposts at night. Glad I read the comments and got clued in to yr Lovecraftian mythos - this is fitting! V cool stuff.

Interesting, a bit sci-fi and cinematic in that genre. Experimental and different. This is what makes music interesting, don't ya think?

Wayne

Def sounds like a city i wanna visit, prob has strawberry fields with chesire cats

Hi,
that's very good, it's always a pleasure to discover a new track from you.
Something experimental in this, and still good choice of sounds.
Congrats.

Ahh I love this one. It sounds like a sophisticated VCS3 with a nice chorus effect. eerie, spooky and dramatic while keeping with that synth-percussive sound that drives the body of this work. Excellent.
Steven

Your tracks are always super interesting. The slow switch from 1:20-1:50 is awesome. I really enjoy the light and droning drums. It adds the right amount of drive to the wacky sounds.

Rather avant garde piece. Great one.