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Posted by AniG on Apr-13-2005 07:55:

haha omg, such a crazy song, its like game music, its fun to listen too. but it isnt my style of trance, its just too loopy for me.
good job tho on the craziness of it all, but i think it lacks a bit
-o-


Posted by Xenocreator_PG_ on Apr-13-2005 08:10:

quote:
Originally posted by PDM
This could be actually a new style of trance, or maybe a new style of music!! That is a good thing IMO.

It IS original, when I began to listen to it, I thought it was very weird for my taste, and still is, I can feel the melody but sometimes it confuses me.

Production wise there is nothing I can really point out, is well produced mate, perhaps due that it was revised before I had the chance to check the first version.

Not my cup of tea, and not sure if this is trance evolving, I'd rather say it is another style of trance being born.


A new style of music? What would you call it? Id call it 'Spastic Elastica' or something stupid like that lol
Thanks for giving it a listen PDM

quote:
Originally posted by iloop
this is pretty out there and it distorts a lot. Has some elements of trance that are kind of intriguing, but not my preffered style...
Also there seems to be no progression anywhere, there's the same melodic line for 7minutes...


This song is actually telling progessive music to "get fukked" not that i have anything against progessive music, it's just a deliberate escape from normal progessive structure.
Thanks for giving it a go iloop.


Posted by Xenocreator_PG_ on Apr-13-2005 08:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Axolotyl
Just listened to the revision. It sounds a lot clearer and the percs seem a lot tighter. Nice work.

Is the intro different too? It seems to have a bit of a buildup there. Cool, it certainly has more pogression and drive now and I would say its a lot more dancable too.

Infact its got a fairly strong Sphongle feel to it (aka Simon Posford). Good work dude. Definately one of the more original productions I've seen on these boards =)


Simon Postford is a freaken legend. It would be freaken sweet to work with that guy one day.
Thanks for the kind words Axolotyl

quote:
Originally posted by cybernetica
Unfortunately, I didnt get to hear the first version so here's my review for the new one
Interesting tribal-type drums, I like the dynamics of them, they sit very well in the mix and support the flow.
Your track is definately not Mainstream ... In fact it is, like PDM pointed out, pretty original. Very weird stuff. I personally have difficulties with the melody progressions because they seem so non-harmonic and random, but in a strange way, it works. Maybe you could be pioneering a new genre here?
Anyway, the synthwork is really strange, but the track flows excellently. Even though you have no variation in the chord progression itself, youre constantly altering the synth sounds, it seems to become weirder and weirder! I love how they are morphing into each other, very impressive.
I think this is very difficult stuff (at least to me), but very refreshing to hear something original, well-produced in trance ... Only one thing. I dont think this is very danceable, so what about a Shponglish breakbeat-version of it?


D00d, you know that your stuff is just as freaky as mine. Im surprized that I spun you out with this, as you create some awesome mental mayhem with your productions.
I loved reading this review, it made my head blow up.
As for the Shponglish breakbeat ......hmmmm not a bad idea.....

quote:
Originally posted by AniG
haha omg, such a crazy song, its like game music, its fun to listen too. but it isnt my style of trance, its just too loopy for me.
good job tho on the craziness of it all, but i think it lacks a bit
-o-


lol Ive got that reaction quite a bit since ive joined on TA. Peoples have gotta at least try different cups of teas I guess. What do you think it lacks?
Thanks AniG


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