LunyAlex's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Sacred Chants]

Fantastic piece. Complements the art very well.

I kind of want to urge you to submit it for the contest, because it's up there from what I've listened around.

Emid responds:

Thank you.

Yes I have submitted it.

[Light in the Darkness]

Your profile reads "I am in no way composer, musician, artist and whatever you may call it."

Could've fooled me, hah.
Your work is beautiful.

Love the dynamics in this song, contrasts, variation. Great piece.

Emid responds:

Thank you for your kind words. All the best for contest.

[soar]

Fantastic song.

johnfn responds:

Thank you!

[Automation]

This is extremely beautiful work. Inspiring.

Step responds:

Thanks a million :3.

[Pure Morning [Cover] Preview]

The production and composition in this are insane. Wow. Bravo. Fantastic vocals too.

Bafana responds:

Thanks alot for the kind words :D

[Fire's Brilliance]

Beautiful, deep, delicate, yet exotic in a subtle way. So I'd say "Fire" is captured quite fantastically well in this.

AshleyAlyse responds:

Thank you so much. :)

[Rejected Trailer Music]

Well, I approve of it.
Great atmosphere. Sadistic Child's Play vibes.

Bad-Man-Incorporated responds:

Cheers! I'll be uploading another rejected trailer theme today too. They were built for this movie, which I will be doing the score on:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3400058/

[Raptor - Maze]

Holy shit! This takes me back to the vibe of 90s alt metal classics so hard!

The vocals really remind me of Chad Gray from Mudvayne; not sure how you'll take that, but I loved that band, hah.

Great stuff.

JacobusMusic responds:

Thank you kind sir ! Yeah mudvayne, loved L.D. 50 !

[Shenandoah]

This is fantastic! The voice at times reminds me of Maynard James Keenan, heh.

Keegs responds:

Dude, I'm honored! hahaha.

[where do we go from here?]

Very calming and invigorating. I imagined the intro bit as background music to an artistically executed climactic movie sequence, with ultra-slow-motion shots of key action scenes that are taking place at the same time.

Great piece.

johnfn responds:

Thanks! Yeah I found it really does have that movie-like feeling to it... probably because of the big pianos and overall organic sound of the instrument choices.

Thanks for the review :)