Vaniardur - XXIIX

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Vaniardur - XXIIX

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Vaniardur

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Insanctuary

2011-12-10 09:52:21

Boss Battle

This is a perfect boss battle. I can imagine the first minute being the open of a final battle. Where the boss reveals it's true intentions after it has deceived everybody that it was the good guy in the entire game. You are fighting in a lost realm, where the fabrics of reality can be seen. I am not sure how to express this without sounding cliche. You get the idea though. It's wonderful! :D Even pulled off the guitar. Great job. I really enjoyed the first minute though. I'm not just into distorted guitars. :D

P.S I love repetition too. 5/5 10/10 Job well done. Especially for a melody that came from your dream.

Halindir responds:

However cliché it may sound, I like your description.
Thank you very much my good Sir Beastbro.

I crave more tracks in your Sincerity of Obscurity-series!

GraveDigger87

2011-12-10 07:43:13

Solid

Cool song man! I think this one is mixed really well, it seems i can hear everything easily even for the second half when lots of stuff is playing.

Halindir responds:

Thank you very much GraveDigger!
Yes, I think I mixed this one a little better than usual :)

AReviewer

2011-12-10 04:44:34

OK...

Not a fan of heavy metal, but this was alright as it didn't go crazy like the others. You might want to cut the first minute as there was barely anything - after that was good though. Also there didn't seem to be a point to the song, no theme,climax, etc. - a little repetitive.
8/10

Halindir responds:

First of all, thank you very much for your feedback AReviever!
I agree, retardedly crazy isn't necessary.
Nothing will be cut from this track, especially not the first minute. It sets the atmosphere.
I rarely stick themes or stories to my Vaniardur tracks, as I do not like dictating what the listener is supposed to imagine. I'd rather they make up their own conclusions. Not that I wish to imply that it is always possible though, to see anything in my music.

Im pretty fond of repetition

Signed.
Mr. Grumpypants

[EDIT: I apologize if my reply comes of a bit unappreciative of your review, as I do appreciate what you said :)]