ValveDriver

That's some pretty impressive Massive work. It's not the typical "Modern Talking", "Flanders 1", and "Roughmath 2" that everyone uses. I'm diggin' it, man.

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Hip Hop isn't exactly my thing, but this is alright, man. I do agree with dgalantic, though. It does need a little melody. Hopefully, Anthony pulls through with the vox. I'm looking forward to hearing it when it's finished.

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V.

Typically, I'm not a Veela fan. But this is good. Not only did I make it through the whole song, but I enjoyed it, too! If ever a turd could be polished, you just did it, my friend.

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I've primarily listened to Heavy Metal for nearly my entire 40 years on this planet. But, this track almost acts as a siren attempting to lure me into a strange, beautiful new world that is quite possibly the polar opposite of the one, in which I currently live. I'm not resisting. This piece is, for a lack of better terms, lovely. I've added it to my collection. Thank you for sharing it with us.

V.

That's some big bass, man!

This has a great flow to it, man. I'm especially impressed by how well the prismatic arps rest upon the droning pads. The wobbles being used as accents instead of the domineering aspect was a good choice as well. Kudos, mister.

V.

This is a great track. I love the groove. The only thing I would suggest is to add some keys and a little wakka-guitar. Maybe fill it out just a little bit. But, again, even as it is, it's a great track.

As far as criticisms go, there's not much I need to say that these guys haven't already said.

I will say though, this has some sweet traces of Ratt and Priest. You definitely caught the essence of the era. Keep it up, man!

V.

The piano in this track is elegant, to say the least. You've created a perfectly symbiotic balance that flows so organically.
Where I grew up there was a symphony of crickets and cicadas. Listening to this reminded me of why I would fall asleep to it every night.
Excellent work.

V.

I like this. I particularly like the guitar. It could have been just that guitar, by itself, and still have been just as powerful. That's my opinion anyhow. Thank you for giving us this.

V.

I haven't tried making any wobbles or dubstep yet with Sylenth. I'm going to have to give it a go, though.
As far as this tune goes, I really like the main rhythm. It stays with you after the song is done.
Good work, man.

V.

It's tracks like this that make me wish the vocals that come out of my face were as good as the ones that stay in my head.

Damn. This is quality work.

Not a bad go for a first shot. It could use some work, but you're on the right track. It sounds like you're using Massive for this. If that's the case, don't be afraid to add some filters, envelopes and LFO's for movement. It's a good bassline, bring that sucker all the way to life! If it's not Massive, well....the same applies. Kudos none the less. Keep it up!

V.

I like this. The contrast between the industrial (in the truest sense of the word), beat and the angelic choirs are balanced nicely. Good work, man.

It's simplicity definitely works in it's favor. I like it, too.

I like it's simplicity. It's not overdone with wobbles which can sometimes distract from the vocals. Nicely done.

It's pretty good. I suggest running it through a limiter, though. You've got some clipping in the kicks and the low ends that could easily be taken care of. Other than that, not too bad, man.

Personally, I like it just the way it is. I think it's interesting that if you leave the vocals how they are, you have 80's pre-wave. But, if you ran them through a bitcrusher and reverb, you'd have early 90's industrial. I think, for it's simplicity, (which is a good thing), it's actually a pretty versatile tune. Brilliant work, good Sir.

Not a bad little tune, man. Keep it up!

Considering my impressionable years were in the 80's, I have a particular soft spot for anything, (musically, speaking), that has a quality 80's sound to it. This track is one of those. I appreciate how unapologetic it is in it's retro-synthpop. Good work, man.

I don't know if you remember back in early 90's or not. CGI was still pretty new. Everyone jumped on board, and they came out with a ton of DVD's which were also just taking off. One in particular was "The Minds Eye" series. This track sounds like the audio to a segment from one of those DVD's. I like it, man. Kinda takes me back a bit.

This is what Disco would have been if Lords Of Acid invented it.

Slow breathing. Slow deep breaths with a bit of a delay. If you could slide that into this track, it would be fully hypnotic. But, that's just my opinion. That aside, this is a pretty sweet tune. Good work, man.