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Yus yus yus!

I said I'd get round to reviewing some more of your tracks but I'd kind of forgotten about you a bit cos of you not being on Looperman for a while.

Anyway, this is, of course, totally badass.

You hear that intro and you just know the guitar is going to get a hell of a lot fatter and the bass kick in hard.

0:13 nice filter sweep sort of fade in and then we're into this main, stomping badass riffage. Drums are a bit different and don't sound like a regular drummer so give it a slightly different vibe.

0:35 drum change to the bell is good.

I guess this could all go on for a while longer if there were a vocalist.

Big congrats!

I have a new heavy track though it's not really your kind of heavy. However, there's no guitar (or any bass instruments) with all that being covered by some dirty cello riffage. Stuck through my regular heavy guitar setting, it sounds so so much like guitar. I've only been playing the instrument 2 months. Lots of other things happening in the track so give it a go:

Nuance Is Futile

https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/176620

Insane

Awesome dude...hats off...

thieving rappers ouch. good track tho man

great

that intro had me hooked, instantly.

im pretty sure that is considered HardCore or HappyHardCore but cheers regardless. Maybe watch the headroom when u limit it next time but in this genre a few clips is nothing big. OVerall a dope Hardcore track....now im gonna take a xanax and try to calm down

Makes me think of this insanity ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MqPkWZxmMQ I listened to Rats in the walls last night, reminded me of my track Lost in the City of Souls. I'd love to make one for the Judges house https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nknKi-wADq4 After watching your video I want to try playing my bass with a mallet, gently of course. Would that be considered slap bass? :p Interesting way to bow your guitar, I tried my cookie tin one that way, my 6 strings seem a bit large for that method.

Not bad :)
Maybe not really what i would call industrial but who cares :)
I miss some synth sounds on this mostly percusive track.
But it has a nice extreme dynamic and is very powerfull.
It is not that kind of music where i could listen to the hole day but for some special moments it fits really well.

Good work

stay tuned
joe

First of all i don't think that the size of a track says anything about the quality of the track. Some of the most brilliant tracks have been made with very low resources and dont take a lot of size. BUT.... This track is sooo hardcore and I LOVE it! The punchy drums with the industrial percussions make it awesome. Its like a ride in a very scary rollercoaster. The vocals in between give a great sick and twisted atmosphere to it. I grew up in the hardcore house scene in holland and this would be a big partybanger back then and still now. I enjoyed every second of the track and am glad you posted it here!

Yo again.

"I love the fact that you do rolling comments like me.. "

I'm not totally sure what you mean by that. Maybe that I comment on different aspects of the track in chronological order? Sure, if I like something, I got through it and point out what I can actually hear and make suggestions or criticisms or ask questions or whatever.

Most people on the site are content with variations of "Nice track, bro" for their whole track comment, as if that's in any way interesting or helpful. So damn lazy and uninteresting.

"No pedal, just a whammy bar"

Yeah, I should have guessed that. I think I was thinking of the related pedal that gives you some good screams that I think Tom Morello might use. Probably a whammy pedal. I've never used a whammy bar but would like to. Would really suit what I'd like to do in terms of heavy playing if I got decent at it. I love bends and vibrato so pitch bend by other means would really suit me.

And now I know how you got those mega detuned bits in the weird intro. That's great and almost sounds like you're detuning with the tuning heads.

"Before you do, I think I have the files on an old hard drive, let me clean it up a bit"

Not sure what you mean. I wasn't suggesting I add anything to the track or do anything at all with it apart from listen to it. I did send a message and link to a few Facebook friends telling them they're gonna love it. Just a single one sentence response so far. I'll tell some more Looperman people about it soon.

"you're giving me the urge to dust off my guitar."

You really should. You're a much better heavier player than I am.

I will eventually get round to commenting on many more of your tracks as they're really very good. Again: you're my best new discovery on Looperman in ages.

Take care.

Another massive pounding wall of noise.Your music makes me want to hit the streets,take up hardcore drugs,sleep in a brothel and get a mcdonalds.Evil pure evil!but i like it??

:)

I get 67 bpm in C# minor sound right? I'll know better shortly too, that's just running it through Melodyne.

Yaay! Work, work, work, pay taxes, pay bills be broke, work more, repeat :/ fkn money! I should be able to figure out a lot of it by ear, do you the key its in? basic tab is good if not, I don't all the little riffs for bass. It's all your fault, well partially, that I made a Yog Sothoth song! I'm going to throw this in my DAW now and jam on it with my bass a bit :D

Yet another big one from prolific Tulsa!

Very different sound quality to the norm here!
Unusual stuff and well put together.
I feel flanging to my man.
Look forward to hearing more like this one.

Vocals kinda remind me of the Beastie Boys...

Is that heavy feedback flanger I'm hearing (with no LFO modulation)?

the...what sounds like a baby whaling in the beginning is such an amazing sample. I think you could make an amazing beat with just that!