crucethus

Very Cool. In the Early Days of Acid House and Rave it was common to take preachers and religious snippetts and overlay them to the groove (ie, ¨The House of God¨), but in this you have made a cool twisted sound. That Guitar is cool. Sad news that I heard Peter Green Passed on Yesterday. Keep on experimenting Micky. It´s well appreciated around these parts!
Steven

Great Intro. Mix is also nice and clear. Small Idea. I would occasionally use an Asymmetrical pong on the sax at certain points (sparingly at the end of a Bar) to broaden the mix. The underlying sounds are lush and thoughtful. Nice Work.!
Cru

Good Tune. Simon is Correct, lower those Rhodes, or soften them With a cool VST like Fab Filters Volcano. But a good Bilingual song.
Cru

Cool, My Uncledaddy would appreciate this one...;-) All kidding Aside, I do appreciate ole-timey country ( I grew up on as my Dad played it) as opposed to that pop-country rapey-vibe stuff on the radio now, so Well done!

Interesting use of a syncopated marching band cadence to start this. Builds into a jazzy-funk monster ehh? Good creative work.
Cru

Awesome. The percussion really hits home with this one. Definately nineties feel. Even a little Dream Theatre like (Constant Motion) Without the insane breaks they do. Nice work my friend.
Steven

What I appreciate about this is how true to the origins of Dubstep (Dark Step)this song is. Reminds me a bit of Bad Company ¨The Nine¨ Bro-step sort of killed the genre and sent it back to the underworld, just like Disco became commercial and House was born. Awesome mastering and sound.
Steven

Yeah, I love the Dubstyle. Your voice is sublime and the song kicks ass!
nice work.
Cru

That was fun. Like a slowed down version of Breakcore. Definately had an Eighties feel. This could work with Gouranga Music (check out the mixes that collective does)
Good Work
Cru

There is a fix for this mate. Chop up the vocoded vocal parts in an editor and make them loops (Soundeforge is good for this). The introduce them back into the song in parts as loops over the instrumental. You can also clean up the vox with a compressor or other enhancements ( I like Ozone 9). Its a cool r&B song. I like it. Good luck with it.
Steven

I enjoyed this one. It was dark and haunting and the way you did the vocals added to that aesthetic. very cool I like this one. I have a penchant for dark gothic songs.
Cru

I like the arrangement. The chord structure has some cool 7ths in it. Airy and syncopated it has a great vibe. nice breakdown at 1:51 cool side-chaining of her vox. But the elec piano grounds this. Really nice work.
Cru

good tune mate!

Cool, like a busking challenge against yourself!

Has a Melbourne house feel. I appreciate the low-end mix and work on this, but I can also hear a great potential on the high end of the mix as the song progresses to give the listener a sense of tension and apprehension. Very good
Cru

I love the chord progression. I hear a lot of VSt work that mimics what I do, And I appreciate an artist like yourself who has similar musical sensibilities. It makes me feel all right with the world. For gosh sake I hear an Oboe. Awesome masterful mixing and arranging. I really appreciate this mate.
Cru

HOLY BRICK BATMAN!!! YOU LIVE LIFE IN THE EXTREME ZONE OF DB EHH?

it has a New Order feel in some ways, like ¨Bizzare love triangle¨ for example but without a true melody. Not Bad, needs a bit of polish.
Cru

Nice Phyrigian sound you got going on..ehh!

Whenever I hit a creative wall, I go make something weird an unexpected with no intention or direction to the tune. And sometimes that's the best trigger for creativity. This is dark and powerful. I like this one. The synths with the vocoded sounds almost create a chant-like effect which is cool. Very good, Welcome back.
Steven

Very Cool. Dark tune, the music really evokes the emotion you were trying to convey.

This is really nice. I would love to hear the story behind the making of this. I love the percussion and how the pads build in an epic way. It feels like two different songs after we get the breakdown. My only suggestions are at 1;58 put some white noise rising into those synth stabs, and back down on the limiter compression in the section as it´s bricking a bit. I like how it melds back into the original theme. But from 2:06 it´s just a bit too compressed. I really like this one though. Musically itś really good.
Cru

Perfect. I just made a nice cup of Chai Tea, Sat back and hit play to hear what my friend Marco has done with this. Love the bass intro fading in from the ocean. Cool the bass and the analoge toms are forbidding, then the squelchy synths remind you of some sick demented sea creature rising up. then the sequenced arpeggio synths are the people running away from the sea monster. The detuned choral synths represent people yelling, and the xylophone-like synths celebrate confusion. 3:18 is a subtle bass making you feel that the Monster is upon them, and the wispy synths are people being struck by its tentacled appendages. The white noise is the hopelessness of the situation for all the carnage wrought. The scene is now desolate. Yeah, I think you nailed the meaning of Cthulhu, and how´s that for a description. It was a really good cup of tea, and a good listen.
Have a good night mate.
Steven

Nice Intro. Really sweet peaceful tune. I found myself singing along with nonsense lyrics. 1:01 is awesome, I love breakdowns like this, and it´s genius. Fav´d Also the moving bassline is awesome. And the mix kicks ass. I really liked this one Mate.
Cru

I got those Fleur des Lys Bleus...Ehh? Nice tune Mate.
Good Horns.
Cru