idfpower's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Russkaya Mafiya]

This one has a very interesting vibe to it: on one hand there's the middle eastern/oriental flavour; then, the cinematic percussion; and then, "something" on top - a strange unnamed type of sonic condiment that gives it a dark & cold feel, by adding those eerie sounding lead sparkles which may seem a bit random at a first glance, but in reality they interlock into one massive whirlwind of a sound wave that covers everything in an omenous shroud... something is lurking in the dark. Excellent work :)

[O, Usurper!]

What a delightful slice of ambient music :)

Very calm and delicate intro - like the surface of a still water delicately kissed by tiny drops... little bits... little beats. The song grows slowly, like a sleepy eye opening in the morning light, and one by one, wonderful ethereal pads tiptoe their way in, each sewing in new sound textures and widening the audio canvas. The pressure gently builds up and finally starts to bubble up at 08:10, and a liberated, slightly distorted lead radiates, warming up the background pads. It all ends in a serene and evocative atmosphere. A little gem in the world of ambient music :)

[[Knox]slap thang v2]

Flawless slap loop that combines rhythm, groove and melody in a funky bass impro :) Awesome ;)

[Sundans - Vas Normandy]

Interesting song :) It starts with a simple and repetitive rhythm loop - but that's elusive! 'Cause that "simple" rhythm pattern is made of various bits of percussion sounds that brew together and grow into a solid massive drum track, while underneath that sonic "blanket" a lot of things are going on: subtle ambient drones kick in, building an ethereal sound "coat" that push even more the drums, the choir-like synth line adds depth and texture to the song, and just when you think you got the hang of it, it lands a mega drop and then all hell breaks lose - revealing why this was named "Dubstep" - yes, you get that, but also much more :) It's a delightful style collage with a particular spin :) Good job :)

Sundans responds:

Haha, we thank you for the compliments! Very descriptive elements you put into your review, thanks!

[Title Theme]

Nice track: it has a playful and evocative feel to it and it fills the air with the perfume of summery flowers :)

[The Last Defense]

Very nice intro, with good proggression; grand main theme sustained by percussion that adds a military feel to it; the violins and piano burst in emotional leads and overall the song has a nice balance between tension and melody. It does sound a bit like a an old-school RPG soundtrack, and that gives it charm (it struck a chord). Nice job :)

Krautergeist responds:

:) thank you for the constructive critique sir