This is definitely one of the best dubstep songs I've heard. I don't even care for dubstep that much, but this is amazing! Definitely checking more of your stuff out.

This track is awesome! The synth! The Bass! The Rhythm! The Emotion! Fantastico!

The techno parts give me a really nostalgic feeling with the melody and synths that you used. Though this doesn't really make me think of a man vs Werewolf type of relationship, it makes me think more of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. I hear a constant struggle in the song, even in the "calmer parts" of the track as if he has someone tempting him to change, aka Hyde. And then the break is when he breaks and falls to temptation and then the drop is Mr. Hyde taking over. Hyde being calm and collected, the rest of the track is Jekyll trying to get his mind back, but the way it ends gives me the feeling he failed. But that might just be me.

I really like the bassline you gave it, even if it has been used before. And the drop was pretty cool as well, good on you for making it melodic. I also like the breakbeat after the first drop.

While I liked those things, the drums sounded kind of cheesy, and while it sometimes added the old school feel to the techno, I think you need a stronger beat for the dubstep parts, give us a real sense of how big the change is between the man and the monster. Probably could use with some different basses in the drop that would truly contrast the two minds. Also, that snare needs to be stronger, it sounds really soft and doesn't add to the whole beast taking over. I'm kind of nitpicking but it's what I feel would artistically represent the track better, honestly.

In all regards though, this is a good track. I liked it and it really got my art interpreter side working again. The mixing and mastering is clear and I can hear everything, and the overall structure of the song is good. Was a bit repetitive at the end, and could've used a bit of melodic variances, but I digress.

Good work on this and keep it up.

What I enjoyed:
When that bass comes in!
The synth complements it well.
The silences between sections.
How the music follows the story line that you've mentioned--can follow the imagery that you've provided

Not so much:
Needs more of a contrast between the "Man" and "Werewolf."
A bit more variation toward the end (3:15). At some point, what you've written/played has already been heard, and so with a producer mindset, I would vary the timbre more. Typically after 4 bars, one expects to hear something noticeably different.

I should also note that the pattern on how you constructed your chords works well for the flow of the piece: a chord for 8 beats, and then two for 4 beats.

How long did you spend working on it?