goosemeyer

as a fan of Trojanmic, and someone who's tried to use his 'pellas, I must say this is about the best one yet. beat is catchy and supports the vocal well, never falls out of sync,. my only criticizm would be it's a bit busy, and sometimes it seems the vocal is fighting for room. Other than that, it feels as if the track was crafted around the vocal, instead of the vocal being glued on a track whether it fits or not. Very, very nice job.

It took me a second, but it grabbed me. Definately has hints of nine inch nails, and the oddly melodic mechanical bassline reminds me of the genre-bending, ahead-of-it's-time "Rock on" by David Essex. Much like the wine, it has a nice body, a clean finish and some fruity notes..

keep it Loopy..

The Goose.

as a guitar player who had a giant metal hair helmet back in da day, this is something I can really wrap my head around! the

with the percussion changes and guitar picking, I has almost a Dave Grohl type feel to it, but with more ballz. top notch

already added to faves..If Coney's right, I have to listen to everything on your page.. I really must say 9/10, I'm reserving a point until you get some vocals on it.. hell, I'd pay for that download..

Peace on ya.

very nice, there's nothing I like as much as genre blending and bending..

I'm curious to see what sort of vocal would work with that. nice job :)

Usually, when I click on a track labeled "Metal", it's sounds as if the drums came from a store in a can, but this is a refreshing change..It sounds like a BAND, not a dude..

I really liked the smooth feel.. I think more guitar is in order.. I know it's hard to find something in A minor that doesn't sound like Santana. Check out Robert Plant's "Big Log" for some sonic ideas.. it's a close match in tempo, same key and guitar sound. but remember, no stealinz allowed!