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I really enjoyed this.

It's as if Mozart and Danny Elfman became best friends after meeting at a party one night.
Solemn and classical with a few wacky grins in between.

(As constructive criticism: I think the slightly mysterious vibe begs for a bit of Hall reverb. Would go a far way atmospherically IMO. )

5/5 - Would use in scene where The Duke's daughter dances with her groom-to-be for the first time (planned wedding), as she stares into his slightly insane gaze, discovering he's not the boring fat cat she imagined.

LucidShadowDreamer responds:

Thanks a lot LunyAlex!

I've got to love your reviews, as they are so unlike any other reviews I get XD
You're definitely right in that I should've added hall reverb to this. It's just that my laziness got in the way of such things. This is a recording from early 2013, and as I'm currently doing military service (unwillingly due to conscription laws D:), I'm uploading old pieces instead of new ones :p
That's a weak defence though :3

I like that scenario you painted in my mind too :')

Great music and vocals work beautifully together. Very well produced. Intimidating as hell, too!

Lich responds:

I simply can't have this style of track without vocals haha, I've grown too used to doing it now ;3
Thanks for the review and good luck with your entry!

Splendid production and a damn groovy tune.

Love the production on this. Dark and punchy. Dramatic and action packed.

5/5 would watch Transformers dish out punches to this.

DESHIEL responds:

Thank you for your kind words Luny. :) I'm sure that your entry will be even better ;)

2:37 is one of the heaviest passages I've heard in recent memory. This is outstanding.

HOOOOOOOOLY SHHHHHHYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET

Ahem.

This is an extremely strong metal sound you have here. I'm very jealous. (What'syoursecret?)

Guitar tone is divine. Drums punch very hard, yet still retain a clean neatness.

Constructive criticism time: Personally I'd add a bit more rumble to the bass. Like in the very low
< 120hz area. Check out Heart of a Coward's "Severance" for reference (best metal bass I know).

Still, this is marvelous as is.
Your playing is tighter than a *censored*...

But your composition trumps it all. Phenomenally written piece.

5/5 - Snatched and added to daily playlist.

P.S.
You don't list a bass guitar under stuff used. Are you using a midi vst for that?

altoid responds:

wow! thanks for detailed review!
yes, bass is a weak point. I use SR5 in NI Kontakt tru MarkBass VST amp. filling some space in lows, but no dynamics and response like a real bass have. (sorry for my crap english)
thanks again for such a kind words!

Hahaha, this is fantastic. Very refreshing piece of music. The squeaks and honks add a lot to it.

5/5 - would use during scene where Bozo depressingly contemplates life.

The progression in this is majestic.

The rock drums go along amazingly well, and I have to say that's a difficult combination to nail.
Captures the sense of hope fantastically.

5/5 - Would play during hero's return to power after dramatic powerlessness.

lemon42 responds:

That's the idea! I'm glad the feelings get across :)

Thanks for listening :3

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