toastedavalanche

Kent, United Kingdom

Joined : 26th May 2013 - 13 years ago

Last Online : 9th May 2024 - 2 years ago

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toastedavalanche has posted 190 comments on other peoples tracks.

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toastedavalanche 5th Oct 2015 23:51 - 10 years ago

on Violent Machine by D3RELICT

Woah! If this is what the track is like before the final mix, it's gonna be a real show stopper. That industrial thump is so infectious I just can't stop listening. If I wasn't too lazy to go out running, this would be on my playlist. I'll keep an eye out for the final version when it arrive. Good job man.

toastedavalanche 5th Oct 2015 23:40 - 10 years ago

on Darknezz by DubstepMiddle

Love the opening to this track; It's really intriguing and unnerving. It's like a build up to a riot. I got goosebumps when the bass came in the second time after what sounds like orgasmic groans. The production is really great. The arrangement is very bare-bones in places, which makes the bass drops even more prevalent. Excellent work. Into the favorite room it goes...

toastedavalanche 26th Sep 2015 00:58 - 11 years ago

on Hold You Closer - Acoustic Instrumental VOX Rdy by BradoSanz

This is the best kind of music; simple in theory, but beautifully executed. I wish I could get a guitar sampled half as good as that. You have my envy and admiration! May have a go at vocals tomorrow, just to explore the potential. Good work :)

toastedavalanche 25th Sep 2015 02:49 - 11 years ago

on Roadhouse Kind Of Town by MWRatridge

Loving that harmonica, it won me over instantly. And the vocals work perfectly with the southern-gritty-blues vibe. Good work on the mix, there were places where the track could've easily fallen apart, but you kept it all coherent and fiendishly listenable. By coincidence, I found this tune goes well with a glass of Jim Beam. Great stuff:)

toastedavalanche 13th Sep 2015 21:45 - 11 years ago

on Impulses by skwishfish

Woah! There's an insane amount of control here. The highs and the lows work together fantastically. I love how you keep changing the samples, to keep everything progressive (like the piano leads and the "ay!"s). I'd say your hard work has paid off. Congrats man :)

skwishfish replied 15th Sep 2015 - 11 years ago

Thanks dude :) keep an eye out for the EP set to release on September 17!!! 2 DAYS!!! :D

toastedavalanche 7th Sep 2015 20:18 - 11 years ago

on Resinous by Evisma

Wow. I'm impressed at how you managed to juggle so many sounds and still keep it all sounding natural and not overcrowded. This had enough variety to keep all the voices in my head nicely occupied at once. Me likey.

Evisma replied 16th Sep 2015 - 11 years ago

Juggle,....

My boss' first job after getting out of collage was with a road building crew. He was put near the end of a dead-end road and told to direct traffic. He saw two cars that day. His boss, and his mom, who brought him lunch.

Standing there the whole day, with no traffic to control, he picked up three rocks and taught himself to juggle. Right there. He just turned 65 and can still keep it going for a good 10 seconds. One day with spare time and you can pick up a "skill" pretty easy. I did hacky-sack. Destroyed my knees. Fun, but evil.

toastedavalanche 7th Sep 2015 19:49 - 11 years ago

on Dreamy Bruises Remix Prod Darklighter by dyldonomus

This is awesome. I haven't heard the original mix yet, but this really works. Great job.

dyldonomus replied 7th Sep 2015 - 11 years ago

thanks for the listen

toastedavalanche 6th Sep 2015 22:01 - 11 years ago

on MOVE ME by Livingsoulsdie

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toastedavalanche 6th Sep 2015 17:46 - 11 years ago

on Drop Like This featuring Laer by mudhoen

Very impressive for such quick work. When you rein it in at 1:10 then build it all back up again, the track has a wonderful "floaty" feel. I like it very much.

mudhoen replied 9th Sep 2015 - 11 years ago

Thanks man. Appreciate it. I am glad it worked out so well.

toastedavalanche 6th Sep 2015 17:43 - 11 years ago

on Klandestyne n Playamaqui TranZatlantic conjuring by Klandestyne

I love how sharp and bright this track is. The quirky twists really keep the track feeling fresh. I had to listen to it twice just to pick out the different layers and even then I think I missed some.

Klandestyne replied 6th Sep 2015 - 11 years ago

hey there toasted av
thanks for checking i like the fact u needed a rewind to get all the details in the track
thanks for the kind words
klandestyne

toastedavalanche 6th Sep 2015 17:26 - 11 years ago

on Waking life by jojoyo

This gave me chills. I love the sense of isolation, coupled with the creepy high pitched whispers. I could imagine this being used in a modern psychodrama. Love it.

jojoyo replied 7th Sep 2015 - 11 years ago

wow massive compliment thankuu

toastedavalanche 6th Sep 2015 17:22 - 11 years ago

on Hummingbirds in the Rain by vigwig

I love how quirky this is. The spoken word vocals and abstract soundscape remind me of David Lynch's music. Except yours is even more out there! Thanks for the trippy experience :)

vigwig replied 6th Sep 2015 - 11 years ago

I am renown for "out there" quirky tracks. I may load some of them up as time goes by. One of my recent ones is "I Put a Spell on Her." Vic

toastedavalanche 6th Sep 2015 17:19 - 11 years ago

on Music On - Feat Hilomowo-Tanaka-Samukange-KASSPROD by 8Kass8

This is a great example of smooth, clean production. The highs and lows are so carefully controlled that it is a joy to listen to. Nice work!

8Kass8 replied 7th Sep 2015 - 11 years ago

:) Thanks

toastedavalanche 5th Sep 2015 22:46 - 11 years ago

on Icarus by bbedford48

Great track. I love the slow build and that warm bass sound among all the reverb laden high notes. It has a very strong 80's feel. Kind of makes me want to Watch Labyrinth. In fact, I'm gonna go watch Labyrinth now...

bbedford48 replied 5th Sep 2015 - 11 years ago

Many thanks for listening to this and adding a comment. I don't know Labrynth, but you've made me want to go watch it too. It's a milestone for me to get to the 80s, I've been stuck in the 70s until now :)

toastedavalanche 5th Sep 2015 22:38 - 11 years ago

on Jazz Is Just A Gas by ScottB55

This made me smile so much I had to give it another play. I don't usually listen to jazz either! Fantastic stuff.

ScottB55 replied 9th Sep 2015 - 11 years ago

Good for you, my friend. So glad you like it enough to give it another spin. I always like to put a little something extra in my jazz tracks so that listeners of other genres can find something they like.

Cheers,
Scott

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