The reason I love industrial
Love it, love it, love it! It almost represents a refined deviance bundled in barbaric undertones. Very juxtaposed and smooth.
Reviews for "Bloodline"
Cool
Pretty good, but the panning seems slightly off-center (slightly leftish). It bugs me a bit.
awesome!
if you put vocals in it, only do it once in a while a word or sentence, not a whole lyrics thing that would ruin the power of this song i think
Great Instrumental
I'd keep it the way it is for a few reasons. It has the drive and integrity to stay intrumental, the song gets its point across without vocals. And secondly if its remastered without the vocals you'd have to master it again for vocals (If you still have the unmastered version that is) and the final reason to keep it intrumental is i love instrumentals :) Wicked programming man and the quality is top notch. You definatky know what your doing musically. Whats your project name?
NuKeMOuT responds:
Thank you for the review! My current project name is Mekuna. Paragon is the first song I have written for that project and I am half way through on the second and third song for it. Bloodline actually came from an older project of mine called Humanity Nexus, which was more focused on soundtracks for games and what not.
A bucket of sex!
Dude, this song is rock incarnate.
I could see this being wonderful soundtrack music for that typical "suit up and grab a shitload of guns" scene that happens just before the "kill everything that moves and cause lots of destruction" scene.
Also, I could see it rocking really fucking hard with some Suicide Commando style vocals added to it.
Just one thing, the percussion and bass seems mixed really heavy to the left, and all the 'lead' seems to me on the right. If you don't balance that out better before adding vox, it's gonna make your vox sound really thin and wonky.
That's something I found out the hard way, and thought I'd pass along.
Other than that bit, though, it's fookin' righteous, man. I wish I could make beats half as good as this.