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The choir sings in bliss at observing your torment! I see vampires involved somehow.

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Average Score: 9.1 / 10

Score: 9

"Good execution"

by: ShiftCurrent

date: May 14, 2007

You utilized the Harmonic Minor pretty well in this piece, and the choir gave it a very baroque aria feel, similar to the work of Progressive Metal band Symphony X. The transition between measures was very smooth. Might I suggest adding a few chromatic scales in there, using the Aeolian or Phrygian mode in harmonic minor? I'm aware that this was used in an adult film, but a bit more diversity couldn't hurt. I compose technical guitar work myself, and so long as it isn't too overbearing, it should play out pretty well. All in all, good work!

October 8, 2007

Author's Response:

Ah HAH, but is it the harmonic minor? Very close though. It's actually between D minor and Ab minor, I went freaky on it.

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Score: 8

"Could have been a lot better"

by: Slimjim367

date: May 13, 2007

if only the 'heavy metal' classification was true, yes its heavier but not quite up to par with chimaira or zao heavyness. great incorporation of all the instruments though and good work, its on my playlist this week:D

Author's Response:

As mentioned by Speedmetalmessiah, this fits much more easily into industrial, but I didn't think of that at the time: ho hum. Comments are welcome in whatever form.

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Score: 9

"COOL"

by: devilhunter666

date: May 12, 2007

Isee this more in the catagory of matrix or evil zombie killing, and vampires could also work, but zombie killing is my all time favorite.

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Score: 9

"Cool track"

by: speedmetalmessiah

date: May 12, 2007

The choirs in the beginning sound pretty damn good, and lead nicely into the heavier section. The beat was good and the riff you have playing fits nicely. The end where the choirs come back in sound a bit ominous so that was cool. All around a pretty sweet tune, though I think it would have fit better into Industrial. I might be wrong though, oh well.

Author's Response:

You know, I think you're right, this should be in the industrial genre. Good suggestion!

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Score: 9

"Incredible"

by: Defiler47

date: May 12, 2007

I loved how you used the choir at the intro and also closing it at the outro. I enjoyed the techno and metal mix.

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