VJYazis

Wow this is really fine work you n' Crypt are an excellent duo... maybe just fade out the end?
The howl could have a lower volume and some ethereal sound processing. Should be a soundtrack in an Oliver Stone movie! Tre' cool.

I agree with Nuada's comment about Neil Young, I got that too before I read the other reviews. This is just fine work. Something you'd hear on NPR late at night. This will be the first track I have downloaded!

Suits me just fine, dark, moody, deep beats-I am making a video in my head for it... gloomy surf footage... ok off on a tangent. Excellent work dayday! Good use of sublimation.

Maybe it is because some of my own stuff I label weird but I had a listen to this and liked it, great track, yes a bit weird however it was not in-digestible. A pleasant sonic romp!

Irie mon! Very...graphic with a nightmare-ish feel. You have created a sonic landscape and infuse it with a dance beat. As a VJ I was making my little movie in my head to go along with it, hmmm heavily processed science-fiction "B" films with 60's dance footage. Ok went off on a tangent. I will check out some more when I get some time. Suh-weet!

A buddy of mine gave me his huge dub-step collection last year. I am totally into it however I have to say some of it is for me... un-listen-able and my sleepy cat runs out of the studio. He stayed for yours and I like it too. I'd love to hear it in a nightclub with 10,000 watts and monster subbies. Bit of dubby guitar might add something to it. Vocals are spot-on a good marriage of a dreamy chill-out and dub-step sound.

Tre' cinematique! Dreamy, yet exuberant and it all works together really well. Checked out your latest listening, I have albums (vinyl) by four of the artists on your list. Kinda makes sense considering our age, born in the same year...

Great track smooth flowing and lyrical ready for air-play!
You present a good package of technical production and confidence as a lyricist. Must be the Chicago influence.