toastedavalanche
Kent, United Kingdom
Joined : 26th May 2013 - 12 years ago
Last Online : 9th May 2024 - 1 year ago
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on The Deep Dark by toastedavalanche
Very Interesting and brilliant.
Great job.
Jamid
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on The Deep Dark by toastedavalanche
Cheers man,
TA
on The Last Road by toastedavalanche
on The Deep Dark by toastedavalanche
just one thought: there are huge differences between genre definitions...if you like , listen to my new rock track...:-)
anyways...avantgarde chill/rock with your master voice...
hats off, Danke
I've downloaded your song and will see if I can come up with anything. No promises on results though. I seem to have a mental barrier when it comes to performing in other peoples music. Will message you and let you know either way.
Cheers,
TA
on The Deep Dark by toastedavalanche
I do love the work of Lovecraft, he's the king of written dread. I haven't read Saranth, but I do love Shadow Over Innsmouth.
I'm glad you are as fascinated about the subject as I am, there's just so much you can do with it creatively
TA.
on Candles by toastedavalanche
on Candles by toastedavalanche
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on Candles by toastedavalanche
Compliments______Orlando
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on Candles by toastedavalanche
on Candles by toastedavalanche
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on Candles by toastedavalanche
And keep practicing with your voice. Mine is never as good as I want it to be. But just hum along to whatever you're writing and you might surprise yourself; you may have a style of voice that fits the song :)
Cheers,
TA
on Candles by toastedavalanche
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on Candles by toastedavalanche
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on The Last Road by toastedavalanche
I know what you mean about liking your own vocals, I am the same way but try to find a singing range or style you feel comfortable with and use it to your advantage. I had always sang backups so it took me several years to find my comfort zone for the lead. The singing is pretty good here. Ed mentioned David Gilmore and that's what I thought instantly when you started singing. It would work great on a concept album. I also think the length of it is good and getting all that you accomplished in 2:38 is a very good sign of some mighty fine songwriting.
Cheers!
Wayne
on The Last Road by toastedavalanche
on The Last Road by toastedavalanche
Cheers,
TA
on The Last Road by toastedavalanche
Cru
Cheers
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on The Last Road by toastedavalanche
on The Last Road by toastedavalanche
As for the album. No deadline just yet. As you can see, I'm terrible at making commitments! :P
on The Last Road by toastedavalanche
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on The Last Road by toastedavalanche
Pleasant piano intro, with a good tone and flow.
Vocal is really quite strong, in a laidback way. You can kind of sing along to it. Good chord changes. Simple lyrics that make sense.
0:48 it gets much deeper with those additional harmony vocals. A warm sound and the bass is also warm and comforting.
1:06 new synth instrument (organ?) that's kind of psychedelic as the harmony vocals come to the fore.
Droning bass is cool in the last 30 secs.
Odd structure to this and I see what you mean about it being a closing track. There's just the one section of vocal song and then it doesn't return when it feels as though it really should.
Overall: warm, pleasant and quite memorable stuff. Can't say I know quite who it sounds like. Really well produced such that I can barely fault it (and I always try).
Big congrats.
I agree that the structure is a little odd, I wanted the vocals to feel isolated, as if there is little else that can be said.
Your compliments on the production have really made my day (and it's only 2am here), so I'm all set for the next 22hrs). I hope you have yourself a fantastic day too!
Thank you,
TA
on The Last Road by toastedavalanche
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on The Last Road by toastedavalanche
Handshake, Danke
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on The Last Road by toastedavalanche
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on The Last Road by toastedavalanche
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