Reviews for [ d i s t i l l ] (demo)

[LonelyAngel]

YEAH!!! Feeling...

great dude!
do you have lyrics? :P

Kingbastard responds:

The lyrics are...

You're a headache
I wont run to
Succumb to

You're a mistake
I won't correct you
Respect you,
anymore

You never change
You're still the same
and I keep on asking myself......

You're a door, that
I can't get through
and yet you
Make these laws that
I won't abide to
I've tried to,
change

but you're still the same,
you'll never change

so I'll keep on asking myself,

Do I Still, Love you (x2)

[dontxthemusic]

<333

VERY good voice, beautiful guitar piece <333 you are amazing. period.

[kingofkannibalz]

Hey

I meant to comment this song after the composer came out, all I want to say is thank you man, for being one of the few people who still writes original music. Never turn away from your gift because thatz what it is man a gift.

Kingbastard responds:

thanks very much, i'll keep writing even if people don't listen:P

[Taldaris]

Real nice mate...

Very nice piece, reminds me of a good friend of mines style of music... sounds beautiful, and dynamics are outstanding.

Kingbastard responds:

Thanks very much:)

[Animautomaton]

The purity of music, unveiled in its entirety.

Never before would I have guessed that amidst the computerized ticks and mechanical whirs of this sites music library, I would discover for myself this beautiful piece of music. The song resonates emotions from within, conjuring up sadness, a deep and dull ache that emmenates outwards like a warmth, encompasing the individual in its embrace. I sometimes lay silent, wrought in contemplation, pondering lifes mysterious meaning, as the smooth chords echo and ring in my eardrums, filling me with security and lulling me into a state of peacefulness. This song truly represents the complexities, and ultimate power, of the human soul.

I thank you sincerely for sharing this gift with the world, its simplicity delving to the core of we as mortal men and women, and settling within, as a fine dust would, to lie in waiting until it is thrown into frenzied beauty again, by another piece of wonderful art which touches us as profoundly as this has.

Kingbastard responds:

...that's some review.

Thanks, much appreciated.