idfpower's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Action Force One]

I just love the way you're using the drums as lead instruments - they sound powerful and really push the song. It almost feels like the orchestra is the background for the war drums, and not the other way round - which is nice to hear for a change :) Flawless :)

C13b9b11 responds:

Thanks again....and you totally got what I was trying to do with the drums and orchestra. Awesome!

[Treason at Dawn]

Very impressive war tune :) The drums sound omenous and grand, you can really feel the pressure of each hit and they maintain very well the tension of the moment. The strings widen the sound space while the mellower but emotional final part offers puts a very pleasant spin on it. The track works perfectly when played in loop, it feels like the song is picking up again, growing stronger and stronger :) Awesome job :)

C13b9b11 responds:

Thanks for the review, and your nice words about the piece...I appreciate it!

[The Outlier (AIM Entry)]

Magnificent aggrotech :) What I like about this song is that is has a more pronounced experimental side to it than most music in this genre. It's not easy to push the envelope in this field, but once you pull it off, the reward is great - and in this case, you've nailed it :) Keep up the good work :) Best of luck :)

Lich responds:

Thank you for the review, glad you enjoy! :)

[Cat Shit Eviction]

Hehe, ska punk with attitude :) The trombone is a bit off, but overall, very energetic & cool song :) Keep up the good work :) Best of luck :)

FustigateM responds:

thanks =D for the review, the scouting, and the friendlyness lol.

Alot of people have told me the trombone sounds real sloppy, ive talked to him about it recently even. he is the newest member of our band and is still kind of rusty so we are just kinda hoping he will get better eventually haha, we mostly just play shows and it works out good live.

thanks!

[Anaconda]

Very interesting song: it's energetic, the sounds are very percutant and hit you like bullets, and the layers of sound keep growing and building on top of each other a massive sonic beam. It changes a lot (it has a wavy type of song proggression) and it's packed with cool sound sequences that keep the song fresh. Very good job :)

Working on the fly keeps the creative juices flowing (that's how I work as well) - that's usually why the songs created this way have an organic feel to it and radiate a powerful emotion. And this one clearly delivers :) Looking forward for more :)

Sequenced responds:

thanks bro, glad you enjoyed it. :) will make more when I get back from holiday

[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!

[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