Old school! :D

This song is really great, and it really reminds me of older Happy-hardcore tunes from the "Bonkers" era :]

The biggest thing that impressed me here though, was the distinct originality that this song has; back in the day you would listen to a Happy Hardcore compilation front to back, and only a few songs would really stick out/ stay with you... This is one of those songs my friend :]

Your drum work is great very dynamic, and it suits everything pretty well :] (Love your rather unique build-up). Your leads sound nice and clean, the bass is off the charts, and the mixing is superb!

Overall I think this track is phenominal, but it could use a bit more in the way of mastering :p (I think this tune sacrifices a bit of quality in exchange for loudness; a proper mastering job will fix that right up though) :]

Amazing Work :]
~Sonik

-Review Request Club-

Light hearted and impressive

I think this tune has a lot of positives going for it, as you can certainly say that it's got uplifting tempo and drive, making the song push onwards at quite a pace. I like that, as it's not as hard as the usual techno I get given to review - these pieces tend to be a little downcast and possibly more powerful with the bass beat.

I'm not sure about the change you make to the sound in the early going, as it makes it sound a little 8-bit for me, in the first minute. This takes the edge off the sound at that stage and with so much left to prove, it really doesn't need to push too hard to impress.

The ending is certainly strange, giving a little Limp Bizkit quality to it, with the edges bass synth that you chose. Of course, it doesn't have the obnoxious vocals of Fred Durst, thought I could say that you need some vocals, preferably by a female who seems to be waiting for her hero or something along those lines. The tempo of the tune could be construed to look like someone racing against time to get to a destination, which really does need pushing a little more and to make a piece into a story really elevates your work to the next level.

Yes, through editing, you could stand to make the track a little shorter, but if you choose not to, I can see why. It's been a while since I've said this, so here goes - this is the sort of tune that could fit quite nicely into some of the levels on WipeOut games, with the fast craft flying around the track and blowing the crap out of one another, but above and beyond that, it's also a great sounding track that could have uses in many other sorts of games and even movie style pieces, though not necessarily the latter in its current form.

[Review Request Club]

Friggin' awesome song.

My new favorite from you, good job man. Definitely did a wicked job on this one. I love the vocoded vocal samples too, nice touch.

Keep it up, you're doin' great.