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Yesterday
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCV9oqtwyVA
by The Beatles

>>631
Just the maze pattern from the main menu of Yume Nikki.

One song done so far, by the way.

>>626
I would have to say the same as the others. Im about a minute into the first track on the list and its atmospheric. I'll do my best to share this.

>>647
Thank you very much, it means a lot. :D

I'm not dead, I swear! Here's the new album art, as well as a list of songs that are going to be in the complete edition of Yume Nikki Reimagined!

http://silentcicada.deviantart.com/art/Yume-Nikki-Reimagined-435409882

>>133
Yume Nikki forever!

Cool song, bro.

Sounds like something you'd hear in Super Meat boy. I like it.

sdffdvas

>>18
am i the only one who sees a man with a mustache and a beard in that pic?

music is cool

>>32
Does the person who made this know me?

I'm from Wisconsin, my name is Justin, and I was demoted to 2nd violin for sleeping during rehearsal.

FREAKY.

>>128
whoa.

rock song

Unsure if you are looking for criticism so I will assume you are.
Good, don't really understand the point of the electronic beeps- they're a bit too simple, like listening to a metronome. The acoustic guitar also sounds too clean, which kinda ruins the atmosphere of the song.
Good though, thanks for sharing.

i think its shit

Wait me up when September comes

>what did you think of it?
I find it to be a mixed bag. I really like noise, harsh noise not so much most of the time, just as a frame of reference to my taste. What I disliked the most was the use of human voice. I like the genre when it's a pure exploration of textures of sounds not produced by biological creatures. Of course this is completely arbritary and how I particularly feel about it. Another thing I dislike is that you use too much, to the point of chaos. I like a tamer sound so I can get use to the textures and really immerse in them. Almost like a hypnotic state. You only rarely let me do that on your composition. When you do let me immerse into it, for example on the first 3 minutes of Emerging Fatal Internal Error, suddenly everything changes very harshly, pun not intended. I find those harsh transitions push me off the sound.
Now for the parts I liked. My favorite one is definitely Master of Executions. There's definitely an interesting mood going for that track. From 2:46 on you really start exploring the possibilities of a single sound sample without adding too much to it. I liked that part, to me this is what it's all about. I listened to your previous album too, just to see where you're coming from and I liked what you did with Untitled (the 06:05 long one), though I didn't find that particular combination very interesting you really gave it the time to create some sort of atmosphere, it was nice.
>when did you stop listening?
When the last track ended.
>why did you stop?
It ended.
>what could make it better/more easy to listen to?
See first answer. More texture exploration, less chaos. It's all about finding an interesting sounding noise imo. And the amount of noises are endless, only way to find cool stuff is experimenting, so you're on the right track if you ask me.

>>1733
Thank you for your feedback.
Im just experimenting with this genre for the first time, so i didn't actually was looking for an inmersion state so didn't really do anything for that. I'm a big fan of glitch/breakbeat but i'm not really good at transitions, so i just did ehat for me sounded best. I have some other unreleased songs with transitions but i feel like its just wasting time to go to a more harsh part of the song. But i'll think about your reccomendations.

Arcturus combine Avant-garde with Black Metal to create a futuristic or post-apocalyptic space setting with great atmosphere and a broad variety of facets.

Absolutely mesmerizing.
https://youtu.be/SfuYLtpqFCw

>>1352

Unironically one of the worst things I've had the displeasure to hear in my whole life. Just terrible.

I imagine there's already a lot of fans here but I fucking love The Depreciation Guild, especially this album. They mixed nostalgic chiptunes with colorful shoegaze and listening to it makes me incredibly happy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vAONepZcrE

I also like Populous With Short Stories which is a combo of '00s indie pop and IDM and achieves a feeling of being dark yet comfy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TQ4CBPPVBI

the angelic process immediately comes in mind for me, a unique and monolithic blend of shoegaze and drone metal. I've yet to find another drone metal album i like as much as this release
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9ZiU7ahZso&t=3010s

Love em

they really were a one of a kind group, laughing stock is one of the most beautiful albums I've ever heard