bringerofDOOM

Maybe not a genre, but Psychotronicartfunk can be your first album, or possibly group name. Save the genre inventing for the critics. Uncategorizable is almost always the most interesting.

Nice original work, I like the trippy panning.

I'm gonna keep picking on you and mark till I hear a song with an actual ending :3

Nice automation (or recorded knob turning) experimentation. I wouldn't go crazy with it. Keeping that filter cutoff in your back pocket and using it occasionally will have a more dramatic effect than using it constantly. You have some nice sounding synths (I think I head some white noise mix in them), but they get overwhelmed by the filter cutoff.

My opinion of course, just food for thought. Good track overall, keep it up.

Nice vocal intensity against the mix, was a bit short. Good wet sounding mix.

Very noise based, definitely D&B. Kinda wish there was more in the high frequency range to fill in the space (hats are trying). Maybe add a hint of white noise or some reverb on some keys parts to get a little less dry (or even a ride thought that wouldn't be very D&B). Just a thought.

Great track, keep it up.

This is an excellent cover. Nice clear, live sounding mix. Nice guitar tone and santana-like style execution. He loved mixing, harmonic minor, and the blues into those licks, and you showed him due respect.

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Interesting ideas here. Are you chopping up wavs to "hand craft" the glitches, or are you using a specific plugin?

Nice note choices. I like that it is not the typical I, IV, V, vi progression.

Nice harmony, a little counterpoint in there as well. Nice transition at 2:00. I like that filter sweep automation as well.

You know what you are doing, nice work.

I like this stuff man. Your vocals are raw and unique.

If you want mixing help, I'm offering to "fix your mix" in the forum.

Keep it up.

Nice unorthodox guitar chords over the vocals, very Blondie. The mellow solo is not too bad either. There is quite a bit of volume difference between the loud and soft parts. I'm assuming that is by design, but you could consider squashing the track a little with some master compression (or turn the quiet parts up a little, it would spare my speakers).

Great unique track, nice work.

I'm liking the vocal effect about 1:10 in, and again at about 4 min (is it two tracks with one pitch shifted or one track with a post effect?). Super bright mix.

Nice work.

I know all about forcing oneself out of the "comfort zone" (I come from extreme metal and attempt to dabble in as much as possible).

As far as genre goes, I'm a music lover not a genre lover. Genre categorization is for critics, and non-musicians that need a way to organize their tastes. It's not a bad thing, it is just not the musicians' responsibility.

I would be wary of being a "purist" with most things. And don't worry about trap in everything, pop absorbs the cool and makes it lame, so it will kill the cicada beat for you, I give it about a year, and the genre another 3 or 4 for the "purists" :)

And, great mix. Nothing wrong with "4 on the floor" if it sounds good. Nice bass and pluck choices as well. The hats are a bit wet on the reverb, but it seems to fit.

Also, if you want to "break the mold," try some 7th and 9th chord substitutions, instead of open position and bar chords (generally speaking), to spice up the harmony (just a thought).

Progressive would probably work, but you can't select that, so maybe cinematic?

All the best music is difficult to pin down.

The mix is great. The music is well written and arranged. It kinda reminds me of Avatar (band), less the death metal.

Nice work.

Get's very Aphex Twin a couple times. Thought I was having a stroke, but in a good way, then I thought, it's probably not good to say "Thought I was having a stoke, but in a good way."

I blame your song, nice work:)

Cool track. Say sorry to the gods. Nice vocal choice and atmosphere. The layers make for some pretty chords. I'm also liking the rolling snare.

Thumbs up.

Nice cover. Good vocal work, mix, and acoustic guitar.

Why do I taste bar liquor?

Great work.

Michael Jackson's bassist ate a mushroom. Reminds me of Hawkwind or Throbbing Gristle. Nice ambient transition and turnaround, with the reverse guitar.

This one gets a fav.

Interesting ideas. I would put some distortion on the vocals when they intensify and EQ some of the mids out (If you want).

Didn't like it at first, but grew on me. Popular music has been a bit emotionless lately.

Jeez, not sure how I missed this. I'm loving that crispy eric johnson tone. If you want to make some art, or guitar battle or something, let me know. I will be listening to more.

You sold me with that first juicy synth chord. Great guitar tone. Great solo. I'm liking all the neoclassical arpeggios. Strings... of course. Well written, nice work.

That's a great sound at about 2:37. And again at 3:45, with the delay... nice work.

Also, let me know if you want to make something, some complex chord changes to solo over or the like, if so just message me. TTYL.

Beautiful composition. Great note choices, instrumentation, and tasteful use of dissonance. Great mix too, super crisp and clean. Nice work.

I totally forgot I sent you that synth bass line. Had to take a break to get some things lined out in real life. Nice use of the track. I'll be back soon.

Nice key modulations, don't hear that stuff every day. I may throw a few instrument lines on this if you don't mind.

Nice track. That kick has some pretty intense compression against the bass, but fits perfectly given the context.

Nice track, sounds like a piece of something else. I'm hearing a beat come in eventually. Good ominous background contrast.

Something that could easily be expanded on, nice work.