Black Velocity
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- Rated 3.82 / 5 stars
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Author Comments
Alot of work put into this one, especially on the beats and transitions. Has a good amount of build up through out song as well. I might add vocals later on.
Feedback would be awesome, I'll take pretty much anything into consideration as long as it's constructive.
Enjoy!
Reviews
Rated 5 / 5 stars March 2, 2011
Excellent work
The first time i heard this song, my mind went straight to Sonic Mayhem (The guys behind Quake 2 and 3 Soundtracks they are simply amazing) and it would be awesome to see you evolve on this type of aggressive/aggrotech industrial further
Ace work.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars June 24, 2010
veery good
its a lil repetitive, but its a great song at all !
Rated 5 / 5 stars April 14, 2010
Awesome!!
This is so great!
I like darker stuff like this. The guitar is absolutely amazing, and I liked the slick transitions incredibly much. The panning on some parts adds an interesting and more dreamy effect. Keep it up!
Rated 5 / 5 stars August 27, 2009
aggressive and dark
Makes me want to reach out and tear my little sisters face off and wear it :D
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars July 14, 2009
Soundtrack to the Dehumanization of Great Old Ones
This one brings up just one question: Why can't we hear more from this rising talent this year?
With a cinema-centric progression, with the intro and the forboding guitar, this hard industrial horror song should be able to inspire a whole wad of "Noir" cartoons in the portal. It's okay without vocals, although incorporating them would definitely max it out, so long as they are thematically consistent.
Sephora ought to consider regular collaboration with other musicians here. I'd recommend Bad-Man Incorporated or SpeedMetalMessiah (both of which have collaborated with a regular techno musician) or GoreBastard, since his material is unequivocably harsh as well. I wouldn't try ParagonX9, not because she's virtually immortal (so-called), but because your styles would clash. winKoneR might be a better fit, and for anyone who likes winKoneR, Sephora is a definite pick (and vice versa!).
If there was a downside to this song, there are moments where it sounds too mechanical, or repetitive. It is a step up from Sephora's previous work though, and serves well as the barometer with which to judge future tracks.
Sephora is an excellent musician to hang with if you're secretly awaiting the coming of a couple of Great Old Ones, or just wondering who could stand tall next to Trent Reznor. Highly recommended.