Spivkurl

I was going for a very raw sound on the vocals, but I see what you mean. I really have been needing to make short songs lately, hence the lack of another segment. A party of frogs, interesting take on the outro. Thanks for going out of your way to review!

Thank you for the kind words! I would agree that there is some overall craziness, but that can't be avoided with me. I've been told I sound british before, but you can never hear that too often. Thanks for the listen!

Glad I could put a smile on your face. Yes I have seen that movie a while back, it also was good for a laugh. Thanks for listening!

I was indeed trying to have fun with this track, I'm glad it shows. And I do love that word, a little too much. Thanks for litsening man!

Thank you so much! I think it sounds kinda tribal for being circuit bent sounds. And you are right, it wasn't too easy especially when I decided to use the reel to reel to capture the sounds. Thanks for the review!

Thanks for the good comments on the vocals, you compared it to some of my favourite vocalists of the new wave scene. That coupled with the last review comparing it to talking heads, I'm in heaven. The art gallery/louge you describe sounds like something I'd like to open if I wasn't broke living in a hick town. Thanks for the great review!

I've been told by quite a few people that my music grows on them, maybe that works for individiual songs. I appreciate the constructive feedback. Thanks for the review! PLAY IT LOUD!

It's definitely meant to be slightly annoying, as the F*uck you is definitely directed towards certain people. I think the pitched down "f*ck you" adds a little ghetto element to the track. Don't worry to much about the genre. I only put it under glitch because the song is primarily composed of circuit bent glitches. Thanks for the review!

Thank you so much, that's one of the nicest reviews I've ever gotten! This song was really kind of spontaneous, so I'm glad others can enjoy it. I appreciate the listen!

Thanks much! I do love the talking heads. I think part of what makes this sound so cool is the Gibson G101 organ that I've been working on sampling, it sounds so analog. Thanks for reviewing!

Thanks for your review. Both the genre selection and the lack of pads or deep bass are the result of the limited sound source I used. If I remember right it;s all circuit bent sounds, I stayed away from traditional instrumentation. Electro pop sounds okay to me. Thanks again!

Thanks friend! I am fairly proud of this one, considering the single instrument origin of all the sounds. I'm honored you say it creates a mood and images, as that is my goal when I'm making instrumental tracks. I though this had a bit of a tribal head rocking feel to it. Thanks again!

Thanks a lot my friend. It took me years after I bent some of these instruments to use them in music that I could be satisfied with. In fact this toy is now sitting in a scrap pile, but if I were to go put batteries in the pile, and plug in a 1/4 inch, I'm sure I could coax some new noises out of it. I'm almost done with the album this song will be on, and there's a lot more circuit bent instrumentation on it. Be on the look out for a track "FoodCrow", which was created with the same theory in mind. Thanks for the good feedback.

I would have to agree. It's a new technique for me, I used to be too maximal in a lot of ways, and I think this is an interesting way to overcome the problem. Thanks for listening!

I do feel like I have an endless palette of sounds with which to work from now. Makes it that much harder to chose what kind of sound I'm looking for. Thank you for the reviews!

Thanks for listening! I think when I'm bending I really look for sounds that stand out and say they could be useful - rhythmically, musically, psychologically... that sort of thing. Brilliant is a nice thing to say. I've got a couple more songs in the works right now. Thank you for taking a sonic detour with me.

Thank you very much! After a couple listens, this track definitely suggested animation to me as well, unfortunately it's not my specialty. I appreciate the reviews!

I never thought of the track being used this way, but I think I see what you mean. Thanks for listening with my description in mind, it's nice to know what other feel and think.

Thanks for listening. Glitches are explicitly enjoyable to create.

I'd say it was bordering on the most fun I've ever had making music. It felt like I was using my own "voice" finally. I'm not much of an animator, but I can see how that would be very cool. Thank you for the kind words!

Thank you so much! I can't take all the credit, as the Talking Computron is a wonderful toy and was meant for this purpose. This sound set will not die with this track, it's way too useful. Thanks friend.

I think I will make that my next loop project then. I just uploaded some other glitch loops from the same computron session as well, but they wouldn't be validated yet. Thanks for the good feedback.

Edit - I think with this track I'll be settling for uploading loops made with the soundset, and not the loops for the actual song. If anyone want's to remix though, I would provide them in uncompressed wav's. Hit me up.