I love everything about this. From the tone of the guitars, to the lackadaisical feel. It takes me back to my middle school and high school days. Hours were spent with Sunny Day Real Estate's LP2 and mineral's EndSerenading. I didn't find Low, Codeine, and Red House Painters until a year or two ago, but I instantly fell in love with the aesthetics and execution of hushed tonal work.

Great work, though I do agree with other's views here regarding the ending.

Nice

Slowdive, Codeine, Low, Red House Painters, My Bloody Valentine, all good music I've had a chance to discover over the years and I think this track is indeed a nice nod to all that '90s anti-grunge slowfest psychedelic pinkaboob jazz and what-not.

This is really nice and I enjoy the layered guitars making it all very sweet and gentle, but I can see Quarl's complaint here: you decided to put a fade-out during the song's atmospheric climax basically.

Now don't get me wrong, I'm no elitist when it comes to fade-outs or repetition or whatever other convention or musical trope, but I think here you could have added like an extra two bars, spiked the volume at the end a little bit, and then just left all the guitar + reverb tail. It's very '90s, and indeed a very logical conclusion to such a laid-back tune.

But hey mate, it's pure nit-picking. Keep making this stuff and now I'll get back to Low - Shame.

Cheers
//FD

This was excellent. Made my bad day feel a bit better. Thank you

Beautiful, its always take me to a deep feeling when its go slows and smoothy. The mood is pretty well constructed and I like the wierd effect you give and its turn soft. Kinda bring me memories from movies of outspoken scenes. Anyways you did a great job