toastedavalanche

Kent, United Kingdom

Joined : 26th May 2013 - 12 years ago

Last Online : 9th May 2024 - 1 year ago

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toastedavalanche has posted 207 comments on other peoples tracks.

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toastedavalanche 27th Apr 2016 19:33 - 9 years ago

on Elrina by MGproduct

This is a really fun, addictive track. You show a talent for keeping your compositions sounding clear and fresh. It doesn't let you get bored, just bounces along it's merry way. Love it.

TA

MGproduct replied 27th Apr 2016 - 9 years ago

Thanks a lot
Im happy that you love it TA

toastedavalanche 13th Apr 2016 09:38 - 9 years ago

on Backstabbers Harvest by Evisma

Well... you've made something quite striking in the face of adversity. The first section feels like a lost track by The Cure and the second half swiftly kicks the previous half in the teeth and rocks out joyously. I had a blast listening to it.

TA

Evisma replied 14th Apr 2016 - 9 years ago

This one took so long I almost got sick of hearing it. I started skipping to the middle section after a while so I wouldn't wear it out. Glad you liked it and that it was an enjoyable listen. Surely more to come.

EW

toastedavalanche 12th Apr 2016 18:30 - 9 years ago

on The Next World by richatc

As soon as you started singing I was sold on this track. It made me think of Smashing Pumpkins, especially the Melon Collie era. Great sound, great message and just damn catchy. I hope we'll be hearing more of your work soon :)

TA

richatc replied 12th Apr 2016 - 9 years ago

Thank you very much.

toastedavalanche 11th Apr 2016 20:35 - 9 years ago

on Mile-Deep Island by Evisma

I was listening to the first 90 seconds of the song thinking "This track has some wonderful atmosphere, I could drift along to this all day...". Then the Toolesque bass flew in and dropped those killer drums and I was up and headbanging, air guitar in-hand. This was a journey worth taking. Thanks for sharing. This is going straight to The Chamber of Favorites.

TA

Evisma replied 5th Oct 2016 - 9 years ago

You said Tool,.......

Danny Carey was on Seth Meyers last week and he said they were about to release a new album.

Yeah,..... no shit!!!!!!!!!!!!!

toastedavalanche 10th Apr 2016 12:57 - 9 years ago

on Marnie Grant - Heat of the Moment by MarnieG

I'm liking the tribal mixed with industrial sounds. It's not something you hear very often! I kinda felt that the track was building up to something. Maybe some pounding tribal drums and heavier guitar and strings? It's the sort of thing you could really go crazy with and make it epic. Just a thought. Otherwise, awesome.

TA

toastedavalanche 9th Apr 2016 22:00 - 9 years ago

on The land of the wizard by Abilify

This is an awesome arrangement you have here. It's a style made for modern trailers and epic movie scenes. Can't help but think of Hanz Zimmer when those horn blasts kick in :p
Can't wait to hear the rest.

TA

toastedavalanche 9th Apr 2016 21:53 - 9 years ago

on Essence of House by mudhoen

It seems you did well with the challenge. Considering you had restrictions of time and method, this actually holds up really well. Could be a springboard for later experimentation as well. Cool stuff.

TA

mudhoen replied 10th Apr 2016 - 9 years ago

Thanks! Just wanted to follow promenade his advice and try to strip the track down to its essence. Helped me a lot...I might change this track although I am already busy on something else...:p

toastedavalanche 9th Apr 2016 14:59 - 9 years ago

on Marnie Grant - Stolen Heart by MarnieG

This is a very sweet little tribute to someone special. The percussion, strings and flutes sit well together and really convey your sense of joy. I enjoyed this very much.

TA

MarnieG replied 9th Apr 2016 - 9 years ago

hey toastedavalanche,

Thank you for your comment! Very glad you enjoyed it. We enjoy composing music for each other, it helps with the emotion as we can feel it whilst imagining the music.

All the best,
Marnie

toastedavalanche 9th Apr 2016 14:48 - 9 years ago

on standhaft bleiben - feat Phatkatz bayou blues by joecramer

Hi guys. The cbgs and bass sound great. Joe's vocals really change the feel of the song. They sound like they're happening in a different space, creating a trippy dissonance between the two. It's weird, it's different, I like it!

TA

joecramer replied 9th Apr 2016 - 9 years ago

Hi TA
Thanks for your friendly comment. Good to hear that you like the track.
Burts guitar playing on his own handmade cbg's is always cool stuff. So i hadn't do to much with the steems to let them sound good. Also thanks for your words about the vocals, i could really enjoy them.

stay tuned
joe

toastedavalanche 8th Apr 2016 19:13 - 9 years ago

on You Are Never Forgotten by crucethus

I love that intro. It's so soft and sweet I could spread it on my toast. The pads are excellent and the beats are varied enough to keep the listener engaged. The variety of sounds and textures are captivating throughout as well. Top score on all points.

TA

crucethus replied 9th Apr 2016 - 9 years ago

"I love that intro. It's so soft and sweet I could spread it on my toast"

Yes I just invented Dancetella...so much better than nutella. I'm glad u enjoyed this one!
thanks for your comments
Cru

toastedavalanche 8th Apr 2016 18:50 - 9 years ago

on Modnex - Sunshine wip by Modnex

Cool track. It has a very 'heavy' sound, the samples and fx really give it a gritty edge. As you have said, the mix needs a little work, but it's already sounding quite good. So I look forward to hearing the final piece.

TA

Modnex replied 8th Apr 2016 - 9 years ago

Thanks man! I'm happy you enjoyed what I have thus far. I agree the song does give off a heavy vibe, but it works. Thanks for stopping by and the input, always appreciated.

Take care :)!

toastedavalanche 8th Apr 2016 18:21 - 9 years ago

on Nebenwirkungen with Toax by promenade2239

Surreal, amorphous and delicately crafted, A unique song indeed. I like how each section is like a little sonic event, they have their own styles and textures, but you link them skillfully into a cohesive whole. I enjoyed this immensely.

TA

promenade2239 replied 11th Apr 2016 - 9 years ago

hello
I am glad you liked it! This one is a collage and a result of working with some materials we discussed online quickly. It is good to know that I managed to make a coherent and listenable track. The surreal vocal was the idea by Toax - it is just a single phrase from his song stretched and processed. I created instrumental and developed some of his midi sequences - we intend to make more collabs in near future so maybe we will come up with something that would be much closer to proper instrumental music or proper songs.
Thanks a lot for listening and your nice comments!
Alex

toastedavalanche 8th Apr 2016 17:31 - 9 years ago

on I Fall Down v2 by Spivkurl

Hi Spiv. This has a really cool avant garde approach that leaves you guessing at where the track will go next. Really keeps you on your toes. You have a very unique vocal style, it makes the track all the more surreal; which I like. Keep up the creative work, I'm intrigued to hear what you come up with next.

TA

Spivkurl replied 21st May 2016 - 9 years ago

Hey friend, thanks for the supportive words, which were also interesting to read. To be honest I'm intrigued what will be next as well, as there seems to be some sort of precipice approaching. You can fall upwards if reality is upside down. The use of the word "surreal" makes me feel that I have done the right thing placing this in the "psychedelic" genre. Appreciate it! Have a good day!

toastedavalanche 8th Apr 2016 17:07 - 9 years ago

on Kodaline - All I Want Ft Amenci by BradoSanz

What a wonderful little song. Her voice is exquisite and your music lifts it all to another level. I see myself listening to this again and again.

TA

BradoSanz replied 17th May 2016 - 9 years ago

That means a lot, TA!

Appreciate the feedback. :)

Brado

toastedavalanche 8th Apr 2016 15:11 - 9 years ago

on Where the tracks have no name 1 by MaxBonsi

I really love this track, it's so dark and edgy. It has a feeling of sadness and paranoia which you hold consistently throughout. Really reminds me of Portishead. Which is a very good thing. Would love to write a vocal hook if you're interested?

TA

MaxBonsi replied 8th Apr 2016 - 9 years ago

Thanks TA!
Of course you're very welcome if u want to work on a vocal part!
Had a listen to some of your tracks, very very nice songs congrats

Max

toastedavalanche 5th Apr 2016 22:29 - 9 years ago

on no name by patron1

I like the chilled, stripped-back nature of this track. It's seems simple, but there are a lot of subtle changes that keep the song feeling fresh throughout. Good job.

TA

toastedavalanche 5th Apr 2016 20:55 - 9 years ago

on In The Grip Of Himalaya by Orlando51

Your signature organic soundscapes are wonderful as always. This one has a particularly slow movement and subtle textures that inspire the mind to wander though the images it conjures. I enjoyed the meditative experience.

TA

Orlando51 replied 5th Apr 2016 - 9 years ago

Always good to hear from you mate...I'm really glad you enjoyed this peculiar journey.:)

With appreciation______Orlando

toastedavalanche 4th Apr 2016 21:14 - 9 years ago

on -WTF- by TinyFinger

F$%K YEAH!!! *throws laptop through the window*

TA

TinyFinger replied 5th Apr 2016 - 9 years ago

Hi. Thx for listening.

toastedavalanche 16th Mar 2016 11:13 - 9 years ago

on No Name by TinyFinger

Old school rock n roll! Sounds like you had a lot of fun jamming out to this one. Can't wait to hear what you cook up next :)

TA

TinyFinger replied 16th Mar 2016 - 9 years ago

Hi. Thx. Maybe next be HIT maybe not.

toastedavalanche 16th Mar 2016 08:56 - 9 years ago

on An Old School Project by nepaul

Nice man. Classy old school sounds. Just makes you wanna jump.

TA

toastedavalanche 16th Mar 2016 07:53 - 9 years ago

on Yours Within -ft NanuNanu by ValveDriver

Woah, what a great sound! You've created a very rich and rewarding track that I had to listen to more than once. You've clearly worked hard to get the sound you want and it's paid off. So congratulations and thank you for sharing.

TA

toastedavalanche 16th Mar 2016 07:46 - 9 years ago

on Open your eyes from Run right past you by cyberbugBOB

Brilliant interpretation of the track. You both did a great job on the vocal performances. I enjoyed this a lot.

TA

cyberbugBOB replied 16th Mar 2016 - 9 years ago

I really appreciate your feedback... Most of us here do not make music or collaborate for praise but for a simple thumbs up or even a thumbs down!
Thank you

toastedavalanche 16th Mar 2016 07:40 - 9 years ago

on Touch Of The Irish Aka One For Ed by Orlando51

This is a gorgeous track. You have that magical touch that allows the ambient sounds to softly shift in a way that feels natural. I often find that composing and producing a track feels like sculpting, but your approach has a different feel, more like nursing a sound, letting it grow. This is an excellent example of that.

TA

Orlando51 replied 16th Mar 2016 - 9 years ago

I really like your idea of sculpting and nursing the sound
and I think you have a good point here, cause I feel almost exactly the same about my own approach to making music !

Many thanks for this lovely feedback and the 'fav'...means
alot !:)

With much appreciation_____Orlando

toastedavalanche 11th Mar 2016 21:49 - 9 years ago

on The Friend I Knew by austinmusic

This is really moving. You've given a heartfelt performance that's simply soulful. Thank you for sharing it.

TA

austinmusic replied 12th Mar 2016 - 9 years ago

Thank you for listening! Really appreciate it.

toastedavalanche 27th Feb 2016 00:45 - 9 years ago

on Apocalypse 2016 - power version by joecramer

Love this. It's kinda like 80's power metal, with an industrial edge. The guitars sound pretty good considering they are synthesized, The added live guitar sections really give it some energy, Pkatz has done a wonderful job. The vox are great, could be a little louder in places, but they work well with the track nonetheless. Your work is coming along in leaps and bounds. Rock on m

TA

joecramer replied 27th Feb 2016 - 9 years ago

Oh, thanks a lot for this nice and friendly words man.
Burton will enjoy them for sure the same then me. We always try to do some special stuff and this time we just coming the rocking way. Good to know that you enjoyed the listen

thanks again for the comment and also for the listen

stay tuned
joe

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