I can hear the disquiet growing as we move further and further into this piece. At 1:01, that is some very creative sampling. I appreciate that by and large the volume is pretty level throughout. Very much reminds me of avantgarde, atonal, cinematic creep music.

Also, due to the stuttering nature, it loops rather properly here on Newgrounds.

Whatever the textures are between 0:09 and 11, including that near piano sound, I particularly like that. The mix is also very much improved since last I heard from you, with the recording fizz minimal. I still think there could be a bit more done to subtract it, as on quieter sections it is audible, but for this particular piece, it works.

Something I think that could be improved upon, a better stereo separation of guitar parts playing at the same time, perhaps oscillating panning for extra psychedelic effect, adding some reverb here and there for atmosphere, and applying modulated FX for progression.

What you do very well, distorting, stuttering, and glitching your instrument to sound utterly new and different. I really think you would be well served to grab a daw such as Reaper to import samples into and further mangle them there, now that audacity has a tempo/bar feature. It would work well in your favor. Especially at the sample around 54 seconds in, this could be turned into an all encompassing atmosphere with simple pingpong delay and some plate reverb.

The longer I listen, the more I grow to love this piece. So outside of my typical listening sphere, so foreign, but also organic and familiar. Thank you as always for sending me something to chew on!

It does sound sinister in parts... Have you ever heard of John Cage?

Super awesome vibe. Definitely getting some spooks here lol.

That shutter effect is so cool. This is very atmospheric. I think it's amazing if you treat it as an atmospheric piece instead of a song that you listen to on a loop.

This is definitely something I'd not listen the second time, especially on its own.

The overall atmosphere here is incredible. I can see you tried to put the listener in a state of disquietude and it really did its job well. It did put me into the state of unneasyness. The guitar strings compliment the overall texture and atmosphere of the track.

All in all: A very good experiment, but not something I'd listen to occasionally.