Reviews for The World Below Ours

[Zouk]

Nice song...

It's a song about a man being into hell, fighting against the creatures and monsters just to get out of the neither world. After months of fighting and with the help of other creatures in which he made friends with from hell, he managed to escape from it and into a place we called earth. There, he began to write a book about his hellish experiences entitled "The World Below Ours" and share his experiences to others and never to follow down under.
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This just came to my mind after hearing the song. Great job dude :)

[MainManLuke]

Hahahahaha

Im sitting here being calmed by the beginning when it gets a little slow towards 0:51. At around 0:57 I'm thinking "Okay, wheres he going to go with this?". At 1:03 I burst out laughing and yelled "SICKKK" hahahah. This is awesome man, and i like the honesty in the description. So what program are you using with this anyway?

AudioVision responds:

I've been using Garageband on mac, with lots of add-on instruments that cost me 100 freakin bucks a CD :P! Anyway thanks for the review, I was happy reading that part where you talked about the change from the beginning to the real up-beat part, because that surprised "WHOA" feeling was what i went for :) PEACE.

[kumakuma]

good job

really a proffesional piece of art. no flaws or whatsoever. I say keep up the good work.

5/5 10/10

AudioVision responds:

Whythankyousir

[ESTAR48]

Amazing!

dude arent you in an orchestra or something like that? its nice how you combined electrical drums with classical themes, its very different and original, i know how you mix the strings, very nice, at first i loved 2 orchestral/filmmusic authors: Epicscore and Denny Schneidemesser, and now 3: You! keep it up!

AudioVision responds:

Ah, I see you liked my recommendation! I used to be in orchestra class, if that counts.

Your fan-hood is much appreciated!

[McAllanFX]

Great Build Up. Love it!

You warn that it "starts slow", but I see no warning of the danger of epic music overload. I personally love the slow build up leading to an explosion! The period of calm during the storm then serves to entice us into a second epic explosion. Too cool!

I love this music, and having used it as part of my visual effects reel (mcallanfx.com) I have received many comments from people telling me how much they love the music and how it fuels them to re-watch the reel (I'd like to hope some of that wish to re-watch is to see my stuff again, but I know that the music doesn't hurt! :P)

Keep up the epic (in the true sense of the world, and not in the desensitised way folk have reduced the word to now) work!

AudioVision responds:

Thanks McAllan! I'm glad to know my music is drumming you up some business :D