Neomorpheus

That's a slick track bro, I really dig the groovy vibe throughout. The guitars are killer man, I gotta listen to more of your stuff. Love that outtro too, so seductive and mysterious. The bongo’s are a nice touch and fit the theme. I can close my eyes and picture a dawn patrol off Ocean City in the younger days. I did a little surfing and some skate boarding during my fearless (and little regard for life) teens. Have to admit that I was expecting something more along the lines of ##### Dale, Jan and Dean, The Ventures or the Beach Boys from the title. Even though we were a few generations or so from that era, when it came to music there were certain songs that were considered "Holy Grail" and required listening. My favorite was Catch a Wave by the Beach Boys, which Endless Summer pretty much was the soundtrack of my life between the ages of 14 -16. I still get chills when I listen to it. During that time I discovered music, surfing, girls and got my drivers license. The age of innocence was over, it was a great time! Thanks for the download on this one and also for triggering the ol' memory banks !

Really nice keys, I like the somber vibe. As far as suggestions I think it would sound great with the addition of some strings and a power section that builds some intensity. Work in more of the idea of the enemy rising aspect. Then reprise back to the keys for the ending. This of course would make it more of a song or composition, which is what I would do with it. But it is nice as is. Just giving you some food for thought.

Sounds killer man ! I dig the tone from those Dimebuckers and of course worship Dime and Pantera which this so reminds me of. I know its amazing what you can do now days with these small amps. Yeah this would def be worth working a little more on in terms of adding some bass or maybe just some sub bass to beef the bottom a little more in spots, and punching up the drum track. Guitar wise (structurally) it sounds pretty suitable as is. The double tracking and fills are all tight and I like the stereo and glitch effects. Your good at that stuff man and I really dig it. Did you mean phasing or phrasing in the last sentence?

Very unique and interesting track. I instantly got the feeling of experiencing something cross cultural which is always a special and wonderful gift we humans should embrace and get more of. Thanks for sharing that bro.

Amazing track bro. It runs the gamut across several derivative forms and styles. The intro has a great industrial flavor that quickly melds with some distinctive bleeps and bloops reminiscent of primitive 8 bit chip tune music that defined multiple generations of video games. I like the insane laughs as you kick it into dnB beat mode. How or what are you using to create the high pitched distorted sound? It almost sounds like high speed vinyl record scratching. The drop there at 1:46 (f'n cool as hell) shifts it into a quasi dubstep/dnB fusion vibe, that incorporates a few tempo changes and some real cool glitch and off tempo stuff there at the end. This is pretty dope ##### my friend, I hope its not the last we hear you do as mentioned in the description.

Amazing track bro. It runs the gamut across several derivative forms and styles. The intro has a great industrial flavor that quickly melds with some distinctive bleeps and bloops reminiscent of primitive 8 bit chip tune music that defined multiple generations of video games. I like the insane laughs as you kick it into dnB beat mode. How or what are you using to create the high pitched distorted sound? It almost sounds like high speed vinyl record scratching. The drop there at 1:46 (f'n cool as hell) shifts it into a quasi dubstep/dnB fusion vibe, that incorporates a few tempo changes and some real cool glitch and off tempo stuff there at the end. This is pretty dope ##### bro, I hope its not the last we hear you do as mentioned in the description.

Good mover you got here X. I especially noticed your efforts on the structuring. These electronic genres are very repetitious in nature. You did a good job to keep it from being another long boring continuous loop with a few effects.

Pretty heavy track man. Lots of sweet chops in here and plenty of aggression. I like the heavy gain and the guitar sounds great. This would be cool with a nice bridge and a clean, somewhat subdued section to break it up a bit and also add more structure. Good stuff bro, keep em coming.

I really dig this bro. Hope you work up a bridge section and maybe add some lead guitar.

Robbie, you made my day with this one man! Its not too often that I get the hairs standing up on the back of my neck listening to a track! Wicked cool stuff here. Those drums are just ass kickin bro ! The track has a lot of cinematic quality to it. Those pads in the ending section are awesome ! Great job on this, love it !

Aaron, just noticed the new track and damn I'm here at work. I gave it a quick precursory listen using my ear buds because I wouldn't be able to get any work done thinking about it otherwise !! I really dig the heavy use of the high frequency sounds, very cool stuff ! That combined with the deep ryhthms and bass lines (should I say Dubstep elements?) really make for a uniquely interesting contrast. I have never heard anything like this before so yeah I especially dig this approach man. The overall vibe here seems like you have revisited early ValveDriver, which is really exciting. I definitely will be giving this a few more spins later this evening bro.

I love the Hobbit ! Sam Wise and Frodo back together again ! Nice track jamid, if more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world!

This is tight bro. Nice Deep house groove sprinkled with plenty of interesting and tasteful techno sounds and effects. Great job on the pans and sidechains, so much movement it never gets dull. Very cool track. Welcome to Looperman, I hope to hear from you.

Dope beat Nitram, really punches the subs. Love the tape stop effect there at 2:36. You shoulda repeated that for the ending. I dig it bro.

Not sure exactly what you were wanting but I gave it a shot over my morning coffee. An assortment of licks over several loop runs.

https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/190317

Silve, this is tight man and as danke put it, perfect progressive lounge! I love the changeups throughout, it morphs back and forth between several genres, House, Jazz, Hip Hop/Trip Hop with the Reggae undertones remaining consistent throughout. Very much a groove heavy high quality mix. Super production elements and obvious attention to separation and stereo effect. I dig the hard panned stuff. This works really well in the clubs. If you don't mind I will get it into some playlists here in Big D. Ha ha with the title I was expecting to hear the Icecream truck ding dong sound effect in a fading outtro. Its definitely sweet and smooth.

I dig it bro, very aggressive and technical playing with both guitar and drums. Got some nice structural elements in there to keep it from getting too repetitive. The sound is good but I still think there's some room for improvement. To really round it out I feel you need to punch up the bass a bit more and I cant really make out any cymbals, which really play an important part of the percussion in terms of dynamics. I had this same issue early on and began focusing on things and areas to really broaden the stage. Clarity is a major problem with Rock and Metal, don't be afraid to lean toward higher eq's in the mix. Then offset them with some punchy bass and even throw in some sub bass if needed to ensure sufficient bottom end. I'm always happy to see new faces here dishing out heavy tunes, especially Metal. So yeah, I'm looking forward to seeing more stuff from you.

Brofessor Static, yeah man I been anxiously waiting for a new track from you esé!
Its definitely a cool trypt with a host of far out sounds that I havent heard from you before. I especially dig the section around 6:30 where the synth begins the distorted swells that almost resemble playing through a wah or expression pedal. I like the cresendo that begins around 7:25 where you reprise the same sound and really go nuts with it. That's some really dope ##### ! BUT, it could be even better if you would incorporate some panning to move the sound around for some crazy stereo effect. Its perfect for that sort of thing. Anyhow just an idea. Since its the holiday season now, I'm waiting to see if Santa will bring a Christmas cello track from you. I'm putting it on my list !!

Later bro.

Whoa ! I have always been impressed with your work Orlando but man this is quite frankly on a different level, maybe even the highest I have seen here. I am totally blown away by this ! It's an amazing piece in every sense. I don't even want to present anything specific in fear that I may embarrass myself. As I listened I was trying to think of the word to describe the style or feel I was getting from it and then I read Steve's comment and there it was...Victorian. Even though the typical Halloween tracks usually include varying amounts of cliche sound effects, which I'm not opposed to because they are mainly part of the fun aspect and what most consider Halloween to be about. It is good that you kept this clean and retained its serious nature. You know I once met a real vampire? Oh yes, Vampires are real. There is actually a huge cult following that exists world wide. But I met this girl many years ago who confessed to me she was a vampire and tried to get me to stay with her and join her family as she described it. Her apartment was kept very dark (she had aluminum foil over all her windows), She had blood in jars in her refrigerator and I saw pictures of ritual parties that included blood letting. She even had her canine teeth shaped into fangs in her mouth. Needless to say, I only went on the one date. She scared me to no end but did open my eyes to accept and believe that certain things exist that we would like to think don't. Excellent track my friend. Straight to fave and download !

Hey Midi, I really think you did a great job on this track. I fell in love with this vocal a few years back when FastFunghi released his version which was pretty amazing. (Whatever happened to FastFunghi?) The intro is perfectly constructed and builds nicely with careful arrangement. I think you laid out the vocal track very good to support a lot of music since it is a dance track. Your keys/synth are really good throughout, and the lead break is very tight. I agree with BLEEP that the drums and or bass appear a bit weak in the mix and if your looking to play this in clubs you might need to address that aspect. Maybe play around with the kick some and consider adding some sub bass because it may not be so much as drums but more the bass that's the issue. I have a few DJ friends who work some of the local clubs here in Dallas who I have pushed a few of my earlier electronic tracks on. They are very concerned with dynamics and the first thing they critique is (what they refer to as) the thump factor. So drums and bass need to be up to the task. Overall this is extremely well produced and quite an enjoyable listen. Great job man !

Dope track DeaDRest. Nice riffage and hard driving chunky rhythms throughout. Drum track was a nice match up indeed. So where and when does the EP debut? Good stuff man, lets hear more.

Good to see you back here again Evan, was missing you and wondering your whereabouts. I see you were busy and this new track is definitely worth the wait. I'm not sure of the intent with the intro sound bite but I am not a fan of many of these modern day televangelist's. But there are also some good ones that I do like very much. In regards to the music, I like the structure and the way you start this off with a bridge or chorus section before hitting more of a main line groove, which is pretty strong, I really dig it. Then we hit the bridge prefacing the next section with a real slick tempo shift. Man that mid section kicks off with some poly metered off beat stuff that is waaaay cool bro. The guitar and bass here is totally #####, I love it. I could have listened to a few more bars of that pretty easy. Another bridge and another progression with some nice lofty high register lead mixing delay effected slides and scales that guides it right to the creshendo ending. Wonderful man. Its a great example of progressive rock featuring some tremendous guitar and bass work. You could definitely make it different but making it better might be pretty tough. At least in my opinion !

Hey Spiv, astounding piece both physically and mentally. To fully appreciate what you do, one has to be able to look beyond the conventional. Your songs are more like paintings which usually require more than a quick glimpse to fully understand and absorb. I could categorize you as an impressionist with some of your work but most, such as this, would most likely be considered surrealism. I think toastedavalanche is very profound with his assessment regarding texture and it does relate to this point. My only complaint to you, and I have the same issue with another Looperman - StaticNomad, is that I sometimes have to play your songs many times to hear everything that there is to hear. Don't get me wrong, playing you and StaticNomads songs over and over is not a bad thing, but it does take time. And I swear,even though you try to pass it off jokingly in your description (and don't laugh at this now) but there are a couple of your songs that appear to have some sort of mystical element in that every time I listen, I hear or pick out something different. I'm not sure if your into mysticism and this is some sort of enchantment that is attached or if it is just purely the fact that you incorporate so many sounds that are at extreme levels they are hard to make out if your hearing is not sharp enough or not paying attention. I have extremely sharp hearing, far above average. I cant even go into jewelry stores because I can hear super high frequencies from the electronic sensors on the glass showcases. Or...you quite possibly are dabbling with brainwave entrainment and subliminal stimulus? I have a few older electronic tracks that I actually tried a bit of this. Nothing subversive or diabolical in nature of course. Just things like once you listen to my track you will continue to follow me and listen to all my tracks, and once you join Looperman you can never quit. Harmless things like that. I dont think it worked. HA HA, just kidding !!!!!! (maybe)

Love it Spiv, keep em coming bro.
By the way, in your avatar, you do bear a striking resemblance to Salvador Dali.

https://s1.postimg.org/594a51r8e7/Dali.jpg

Hey Spiv, astounding piece both physically and mentally. To fully appreciate what you do, one has to be able to look beyond the conventional. Your songs are more like paintings which usually require more than a quick glimpse to fully understand and absorb. I could categorize you as an impressionist with some of your work but most, such as this, would most likely be considered surrealism. I think toastedavalanche is very profound with his assessment regarding texture and it does relate to this point. My only complaint to you, and I have the same issue with another Looperman - StaticNomad, is that I sometimes have to play your songs many times to hear everything that there is to hear. Don't get me wrong, playing you and StaticNomads songs over and over is not a bad thing, but it does take time. And I swear (and don't laugh at this now) but there are a couple of your songs that appear to have some sort of mystical element in that every time I listen, I hear something different. I'm not sure if your into mysticism and this is some sort of enchantment that is attached or if it is just purely the fact that you incorporate so many sounds that are at extreme levels they are hard to make out if your hearing is not sharp enough or not paying attention. I have extremely sharp hearing, far above average. I cant even go into jewelry stores because I can hear super high frequencies from the electronic sensors on the glass showcases. Or...could you possibly be dabbling with brainwave entrainment and subliminal stimulus? I have a few older electronic tracks that I actually tried a bit of this. Nothing subversive or diabolical in nature of course. Just things like once you listen to my track you will continue to follow me and listen to all my tracks, and once you join Looperman you can never quit. Harmless things like that. I dont think it worked. HA HA, just kidding !!!!!! (maybe)

Love it Spiv, keep em coming bro.
By the way, in your avatar, you do bear a striking resemblance to Salvador Dali.

https://s1.postimg.org/594a51r8e7/Dali.jpg

Absolutely fantastic !!!!!!! If you have not yet seen the new movie you are going to ##### at how close some of this is to the soundtrack. I was in line to see one of the first showings of Blade Runner 2049 here locally. It is incredible in both sight and sound. This is an amazing track bro, I'm totally blown away. I cant download this fast enough !!!!!