Pnnywze

Its hard to argue against perfection, but youre the chef and this is your cake. Extra frosting will only make it better, its already a 10/10 for me tho. I come back to this one alot man.

My soul really needed that dude. It could've went on a few hours longer and I wouldn't have minded at all. In fact, I think I'll just hit play again. Everything u do just hits a certain sweet spot with me and I'm grateful that u share ur work. It's a privilege to experience it. Thank u Glenn. - Pnnywze

Its been awhile since i sat down and listened to this one - Man i miss Lu, I hope we get to work with him again soon.

Hey Oli! yo I use 20+ year old vst software sometimes. Heck, Electra and Spire are getting up there in age, and i use them in almost every song. Theres something special about older software when it comes to making this type of music - and yes, epscially for the basslines lol/ But dont sleep on the pads or synth orchestral stuff, either. I love this one dude, the vocals and background vocals were very interesting - had to listen twice man, i had some special ciggarettes this evening lol...and well, this track was really dope to listen to. Britt likes it too, so it gets her seal of approva! i dont always get that myself lol. cheers brother

Looperman has shown me some very talented folks from Greece, Thank u for representing your country and culture an sharing it with us. This was entertaining and well done. The music reminded me of some of the late 90s pop rock groups I remember hearing alot.

Ooooo Bminor and Gminor both are great for basslines (while keys like A#m or F#m are not as easy for me because the relatively higher (or lower) pitch than other keys complicates things a bit. Anyway, I'll come up with some stuff, in a variety of tempos and patterns. When it comes to drums and 808s, I'm kinda like captain America - I can do this all day.

All right, that I can most definitely do. Any particular key youd like the bass to be in? And the desired tempo is important, of course

Dayum bro - cold blooded. Sounds a bit like a cleaner Slipknot. Very nice work. Strangely, Im also a producer who plays guitar. I have 2 main types of work I usually do - Cinematic or hard trap beats, and my Hybrid beats work, and I utilize both types when Im working with my group, The Monzder Squadd. Right now we are on a 6 month break, as we just finished our double album recently. Much of our work can be found here on my brother's channel, The Monzder Squadd. Ive just been collaborating with members of the community here the last few weeks, if youd be interested in shooting me some guitar work or stems, I can put something together as a collab and maybe reach some more ears, if youre interested. Meanwhile, Ive got a friend and frequent vocal collaborator that recently found himself without a band, i can definitely give him a call for you. His name is Normal Fred, and he did some vocal pieces for several Monzder Squadd tracks, a few of which are uploaded here on LM. Everyone that contributed to the Monzder Squadd project really wanted to do something different and unique, and Fred helped with that ALOT. He'd be right up ur alley.
- Pnnywze

I honestly dont kno if i have a favorite streaming site, if I were able to squeeze in the fee right now it would likely be Spotify because of the sheer volume of listeners. Bandcamp is intuitive once you upload there a few times... but I wish I could do Spotify. I'm sure that information answered everything but your question lol. My bad.

Apple Music! grrrrrr....alrite I may do it, just for u lol. (I have personal beef with Apple)
On a side note, I did add u as a recommended artist on Bandcamp :)
This track feels a bit different in structure than what U usually do - kinda irrelavant, considering how good it is lol

One of you guys' strengths is that your work continues to evolve and get better even after the 1st posting - several of your songs have this quality and it encourages more plays. A good marketing ploy lol. By the way, I wanted to tell u a bit more about the graphic and artwork I've been doing on the side - there's gonna be a lot of it with the Loserz Club album, but another good example would be Cyberflares' new logo he's had for a month or 2, I wanted to make something dope for him as a gift for all the work he was putting into our project. I think it suits him perfectly. I'm advertising my services more these days :)

This is a vibe man. I think u might be on to something

man i cant describe how much i love this song. Ive really been Going back to my Metallica and Pantera Garage cover band roots in alot ways these last few months, and its only grown stronger. So I guess having that shredding guitar in some of my work is gonna be a permanent kinda thing. I understand metal in a very intimate way, so its nuances come naturally to me. Its not hard to tell how naturally your garage and stoner rock vibe comes to u. I always enjoy ur work and this one here is my fav so far. Hats off to everyone involved.

Hello Kay, I wanted to give this another listen and give u another play and comment, while simultaneously answering a question u had for Cyberflares - who or what is the Loserz Club, and where can more be found?
The Loserz Club is....Cyberflares and Pnnywze, a side project we've been working on for a couple of months. We're gonna release it as a fully realized album, I've done artwork for every song, which I thought would be different and cool (It is) and we're approaching the finish line on it. If youd like a copy, its yours, of course. We'd be honored.
And this song here was even better this time around. U have such a crystal clear way of enunciating your words, and u instill Emotions in the listener with ease. Man I wish I could sing :/

Um, the fact that we are not collaborating on some epic fkn gnarly beast of a song could be a crime, well, somewhere. In the off chance its not, well here's the first signature on a petition to make it so. Signed, Aaron Cantrell of Kentucky, USA

Ps. Please? That sometimes works as well.

HEARTED.
I'm at a loss for words when it comes to describing your range, Kay. Itd be easier to describe what you can't do, as itd be a much shorter list. Sometimes I'll hear a song somewhere, even a melody I'm putting together, and I'll hear your voice gliding over it as smooth as butter. That's a very good thing. And being paired with Ollie must've been fate. I'm grateful I crossed paths with u guys, I've learned a lot from so many here, especially about how and where inspiration comes, and trying to be more versatile. Thank u for sharing and taking me along on your journeys, it's a privilege.

This is a straight up classic EDM track in every sense, with touches of just about every EDM sub-genre as well. There is no mistaking the DNA deep in the roots of it. Although it's not the genre I do my best work in, I learned to have a healthy respect for those that do work with EDM, Future Bass, Glitch, Trance, Dub and Riddim, Garage, the gazillion offshoots of House....its not an easy genre to become good at, especially if you're making your own samples. This one is especially well done, with the catchiest chords I've heard in a while

I see that Danke already said what I was thinking - there's a Tarantino vibe to this one. It never crosses my mind that I'm going to dislike something u upload - its impossible for me. I've grown so very fond of u over the last few years, and I'm proud of the special relationship that has grown between us. My girlfriend and even my entire group have all become your fans :)
U kno you can always count on my support. You're my favorite lady after all. I'll be glad when Epica is finished, you'll really like it. Always Keep pushing out the special music u create, tho the world doesn't really deserve it.

If only I knew a way to reach u, brother. Cuz if u could hear where my work has gone from where it began, with u involved in many of the first tracks, idk if youd even be able to find words. I hope to hear from u again soon man.

This one wields a special kind of emotional power from the beginning notes until the very end....brilliant. If I could teach a class on emotions and their connection to music (and I wish I could, believe me) I don't think i could find a better example of the points I'd be teaching about. Just well freakn done dude.