LunyAlex's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Tough Endeavor]

Been playing Frostpunk recently and this song really reminded me of the atmosphere in that game.

A combination of strong dramatic impact and hope.

Beautiful mixing and delightful composition! Great job! Good luck in the contest!

Columbers responds:

Thanks! I somehow got the top score in my group in the UAC, but I’ll see if my luck lasts. Glad you liked it!

[Warriors]

Great track with great production. The calm interlude 3/4 really keep the track fresh, too.

[Alexantoro49-DMS]

Loving the combination of fast arpeggiating leads and those meaty low bit rhythmic riffs.
It gives an awesome nostalgic brand of atmosphere. Very well composed.

Good job! Good luck in the competition.

p.s. 6:20 - wow

Force64 responds:

Thanks for your review :D

I wish luck for you too in the competition :D

[Godless]

Very catchy main beat. And the atmospheric synths in the background add a very nice melody to everything. Loving that low bass as well.

Great track! Good luck in the competition!

[Twisted Peak]

Very ethereal and pleasant.
It gives me Minecraft vibes, and while that may sound like a cheap comparison, the songs in that OST have been some of the most serene and peaceful sonic experiences I've ever had.

Beautiful work, good luck in the competition!

[AIM - sursum=corda.EXFLOW_cls.PANDAEMONIUM::STORMFALL/.]

Beautiful song!
Very intricate and delicate progression. Lots of production elements. The vocals are very imaginative and fresh.
Congrats!

[the sky (the lights)]

Great beat and very smooth, fluid production.

I enjoy the neo-earthly vibes I get from this. Neon Cyber Rain Forests.

[Sleep In A Burning Car]

The bass drops into the bending guitar notes are a fantastic intro.

It progresses into more delicate territory afterwards and keeps going back and forth between states.
I really enjoyed that.

I'm loving the sound of the snare and its use.

And the crescendo and outro make for a great emotional wrap-up.

Really enjoyed this.
Good luck in the competition!

p.s. Oh right, only bit of constructive criticism would be that the bass drops sliiightly overpower the mix from time to time and some parallel compression would help you fix that. Cheers!

[A City Not Forsaken Part I]

The soundscape here is amazing!

The combo of low droney synth with choir and chimey sparkles is very powerful and delightful.
The transition into that very earthly piano complements that fantastically.
And the reverse SFX into the new progression gave me chills.

10/10
Redundant words, but good luck in the competition!

Phonometrologist responds:

Thank you Alex for the reassurance.

[distress signal]

Really enjoy the rhythmic dissonance in this. Pretty iconic.

Good luck in the contest!