Alright, other reviewer's have covered mostly the things, but not all of them. I am such such a huge fan of the atmosphere and the darker turns that the sounds take. It's not LSD or mushrooms. Haha it's just a cool way to emotionally make music with a darker take. It explores the parts of the mind that are kinda hard to exist in. Anyway I'm ranting. Really like this one.

I lurve this song! It started off super creepy and then turned a little sad in the middle (which is not at all a bad thing). I love the melody at 2:14 and the organ parts (so pretty much the whole thing haha). Definitely nailed the ambiance!

A little off topic, but I honestly have no idea how I found this song. I swear that I just woke up from an unfortunate evening nap at my desk, and it was playing already. Like wtf is my computer haunted? Did someone hax me? Do I sleep-browse through Newgrounds or something? (Don't know why you'd care, but I just wanted to tell someone because it really freaked me out)

Anyways, I'm glad that I found this because I love the song! Keep up the good work, and I hope to see more from you in the future! I'm off to explore the rest of your stuff! Have a good day! (>w<)/

I see that LSD has already covered all the major points, so I'll be sticking to nitpicks in this review.

Personally, I enjoy the organ drops at 1:07 and 3:07, but I wish you'd made the pad playing beneath it stop as well for a more whole effect. If half the instruments suddenly stop and half keep going, it sounds quite strange, but if they all stop, it can be quite effective.

The bell sounds you used are also a bit weird. I know Garageband quite well; I use it to make all my music. You can easily make the bell sounds more realistic if you go to the Edit Instrument tab and adjust the Tuning. Speaking of editing sounds, I think the organ could have had a lower attack, as in ambient music, sudden sounds aren't the wisest idea.

I loved the part where things all started coming in at 0:39. I wish you'd kept some of those instruments around, though. They sounded very nice with the song.

This may not have much melodic development, but for an ambient track, it's very well made. Good job!

I'll let you in on a secret, I love ambient tracks :D

I don't know if I'd say it's too random, since music like this often uses the element of surprise and things you don't expect in order to create a more creepy mood.

This might actually be my favorite track of yours so far, but probably because of how much I like darker music :D

There are many good things about this track, but I especially like the chords and melodies, a.k.a. the composition and arrangement. However, I have a couple of issues with the mixing and/or the instruments.

First of, when that organ enters at 1:07, I think it's both too loud and too sudden. I do however think that it would very much fit into the song otherwise; it's simply too distracting right now since it takes over everything else. Maybe if you lowered it's volume slightly, and made its entrance less sudden (you could tune it in more).

Also, when the organ sound disappears at 1:52, I have the very same issue. The change is simply too sudden and too big. Other than that, I love the song. It would really be perfect backround music for an eerie game. I do love all the weird effects, and the echo on some instruments as well as the reverb. I think you're definitely progressing fast!

Btw, when the organ re-enters around 2:45, I think you did a much better job (it sounds like you made everything else louder too?). However, the disappearance at 3:07 was too quick again.

Lastly, since this is an ambient track that could very well be used as backround music, I would have tried making it into a loop, since that always tends to work well unless the song has too much of a climax!

Otherwise, this is much better than anything ambient I could create with a DAW, so great job ;)

The name is perfect in my opinion! Aside from being so sudden and loud, the organ really made me feel like I was in an empty church, with something creepy and out of this world within it!