Give legitimate feedback and constructive criticism on tracks. Don't lazypost, samefag, or half-assedly insult someone's music but provide no actual reasoning on to why you dislike it.
Review/Critique Pt.2
Hudson Garcia
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Oliver Price
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>dream pop
>lush synths
>mellotron
>psychedelic
>orchestral influence
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Hunter Morris
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>post-apocalypse
>industrial
funking funky. I'm not really into the vocals, they take away too much of the track when they come in. you can turn down the vocal volume a hell of a lot more and it can still be heard cause the brain picks up on speech super easy
Easton Mitchell
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just made this, but would appreciate if you also listened to the other shit, particularly the son of man
>harsh
>ambient
>alternative
very nice production, though i guess i cant say much about the track since i dont like on avery island all that much. also listened to two years, very pretty track. feel like the vocals should either be clearer or even lower in the mix, right now theyre in an odd place. everything else is fantastic, no complaints
Chase Hughes
Prolly my favorite track off this surprise and quickly thrown together EP we did
>psych rock, indie, funky, jazzy, noisy, experimentalish, lush, lo-fi
Anthony Roberts
it's ok, imo the drums could be a bit more pronounced to give that 'umph' to the noise. also, more eq and stereo separation of the noise to make it more distinct from the drums wouldn't be a bad idea
Robert Sanchez
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>hip hop
>industrial
>noise
>electronic
>ambient
Been a while since I've listened to your work and I gotta say, this is a great cover. Enjoy the simplicity of the track. The pads and cool mini synth freakouts are very well done. Your voice is always pleasant as well.
Haven't listened to the full album yet, but the soundscapes on here are really great. Textured, noisy and constantly evolving.
Hunter Edwards
>drums could be a bit more pronounced to give that 'umph' to the noise
to clarify, I kinda meant sidechaining but I'm drunk so words don't come out exactly how they should
Samuel Gray
loved it, i think the vocals are fine, i guess its a matter of preference.
great sludge