crucethus

Thank you :)

Steven! Greetings. So this track slayed the tension? Thats whats up! I really appreciate the time and feedback. Slaps talent speaks volumes. Peace.

Mark

Thank you for your kind feedback

Thank you for listening and commenting!

Thank you Crucethus :)

nice to see you Steven sorry to here about your father its nice to know your still out and about with your music and building a new workstation, ive just upgraded all my FL Stuff :))

Thank you :)

Hi, thanks for your comment, much appreciated. Glad you liked the track. I'll have to check out the 'Flash Gordon' soundtrack. Thanks.

Oh, i can be much darker and spookier. LOL This is my ''commercial'' spookiness :D

Thank you for that accolade, really appreciate it ;)

I like the dialogue too. It kind of reminds me of the old days here, when we would carry on in a thread. Now it seems like people just comment to get their track to the top. A one and done sort of thing. Oh well, what'cha gonna do? We can't always be like Ponyboy, right?
I was in 6th grade when Turbo came out. It was the first time I was knowingly exposed to Judas Priest. I absolutely loved the synths mixed with the...we'll call it rock. I was going to say metal, but by today's standards, it's not metal at all. But I still love the hell out of that album. In fact, Priest is one of my favorites. Especially their early work.
Thanks for swingin' by, Steve. I always appreciate it when you do.
I hope things are starting to look up for you. Or, at the very least, getting easier. Sincerely, take care brother.

Thank you Stevee!
Our band guitarist makes some experimentations on the guitar tuning and I'm always there in the back to steal those things ... :-)
Fistbump,
Danke

Thanks Crucethus! I just use what is stock in ableton, if I add to this I'll do a proper mix down and adjust the levels a bit. I wanted this one to be quiet and more somber, hence the relatively tame wavform. Thank you for the listen and suggestion!

It absolutely IS the right approach. That's why my original tagline here was "I'm here to get good, not famous". Admittedly, it would be nice to make enough money with it to be able quit my day job, but either way, it brings me joy, so, meh...whatev's. I'm good.
Yeah, we do see eye to eye on the dark stuff. Our approach to making it are two completely different methods, though. Yours has always been a lurking darkness brilliantly hidden behind brighter elements. It's there, you know it's there, but you can't pinpoint it creating a certain level of unease. Mine, well, it's just right there.
I have a few new things posted that I don't think you've heard. Drip Christ is one of them. I think my darkest, and most raw, aggressive yet. Check it out if you get the time.
Always good to hear from you, brother.
Take care.

Don't drink much bro!

The dark Slavic aesthetic has such a unique atmosphere, and Deep Zone Project definitely has some solid vibes. Love blending those haunting minor chords with a modern touch.
Thanks for sharing and for the kind words!

Safety,
ZE7DD

I don't hate what Tom Jones did with it, but His Royal Badness is where it's at man. I love everything he did and I cried when he left us. I still can't hear snow in April without crying.

TYVM Steve!
Sometimes it's good to let off steam... :-)
fistbump,
Danke

Hello crucethus, thank you my friend for listening and giving my track a chance to help with the relax...I appreciate you.

Appreciate that Cru. Yeah I was quite happy with the meandering bass lines. There's not much to it, two guitar parts, two stnths and the midi bass plus two drum loops.

It's crazy how time flies! Its random but I really do somehow miss your old USB profile pic haha