The atmosphere here is really well done. Love how all the gritty textures mesh together and the interplay with the spoken word, specially towards the end.

The atmosphere here is really well done. Love how all the gritty textures mesh together and the interplay with the spoken word, specially towards the end.

That image is really great. This looks like a Jungian journey into the subconscious. That music is perfectly appropriate for it. You use a whole palette of interesting sounds, something that sounds a bit like an accordion? And then these heavy intermissions (when the acid really hits hard and you wish that your head was not this smell of red) punctuate the track perfectly. This feels like a magical journey, with the great reading. The little things like how you can hear him move his mouth aroun 2:52 makes it very real, very human and instantly present, while the music continues going batshit crazy. Those explorations are really great, loving it, faving it.

That image is really great. This looks like a Jungian journey into the subconscious. That music is perfectly appropriate for it. You use a whole palette of interesting sounds, something that sounds a bit like an accordion? And then these heavy intermissions (when the acid really hits hard and you wish that your head was not this smell of red) punctuate the track perfectly. This feels like a magical journey, with the great reading. The little things like how you can hear him move his mouth aroun 2:52 makes it very real, very human and instantly present, while the music continues going batshit crazy. Those explorations are really great, loving it, faving it.

The poetry adds so much substance to your music. You are a very good team together. Next time I hear you reading and daddy plays the drums.

The poetry adds so much substance to your music. You are a very good team together. Next time I hear you reading and daddy plays the drums.

Your dad has a great reading voice.  I like how the music sometimes chills for a bit during the spoken passages and then comes raging forth in the spaces between.  It really does create a heavy atmosphere.

Your dad has a great reading voice. I like how the music sometimes chills for a bit during the spoken passages and then comes raging forth in the spaces between. It really does create a heavy atmosphere.

Dig the trashy bits at the end 🤘

Dig the trashy bits at the end 🤘

Heavy tongue indeed! \m/  This def feels like a journey with the big drums and noise elements contrasting with the poem.  Neat outro as well!

Heavy tongue indeed! \m/ This def feels like a journey with the big drums and noise elements contrasting with the poem. Neat outro as well!

Thank you! Glad you thought it meshed well, yeah the end parts are my favorite.

Awesome, thanks so much, love this comment, made me smile. Yeah you know the journey could be viewed like a journey into the subconcious, yess. With any journey (acid or otherwise), there could be some batshit craziness to ride! Glad you liked the musical bits. Not sure what that accordian sounding part was, the synth or fx vocal samples maybe. Hope you have a good journey these weeks ahead!

Haha, I'd like that switch. My dad played hand drums for a while. We should trade. Glad you like the poetry, I could see doing this more, it's fun!

Thank you, he will be glad to hear that. Yeah, the old quiet loud things seemed appropriate when there's poetry being read. And those heavy bits ended up way heavier than I thought they would. Thanks for listening!

Nice, I like the trashy bits too. Thanks for checking it out!

Thanks for checking it. Yeah, it was heavier than I thought it would be, or planned on when I started playing around. I guess distortion can do that. Glad you came on the journey!

[quote=ddmm64]The atmosphere here is really well done. Love how all the gritty textures mesh together and the interplay with the spoken word, specially towards the end. [/quote] Thank you! Glad you thought it meshed well, yeah the end parts are my favorite. [quote=Kedbreak136]That image is really great. This looks like a Jungian journey into the subconscious. That music is perfectly appropriate for it. You use a whole palette of interesting sounds, something that sounds a bit like an accordion? And then these heavy intermissions (when the acid really hits hard and you wish that your head was not this smell of red) punctuate the track perfectly. This feels like a magical journey, with the great reading. The little things like how you can hear him move his mouth aroun 2:52 makes it very real, very human and instantly present, while the music continues going batshit crazy. Those explorations are really great, loving it, faving it.[/quote]Awesome, thanks so much, love this comment, made me smile. Yeah you know the journey could be viewed like a journey into the subconcious, yess. With any journey (acid or otherwise), there could be some batshit craziness to ride! Glad you liked the musical bits. Not sure what that accordian sounding part was, the synth or fx vocal samples maybe. Hope you have a good journey these weeks ahead! [quote=Q-Rosh]The poetry adds so much substance to your music. You are a very good team together. Next time I hear you reading and daddy plays the drums.[/quote]Haha, I'd like that switch. My dad played hand drums for a while. We should trade. Glad you like the poetry, I could see doing this more, it's fun! [quote=Cosmic Cairns]Your dad has a great reading voice. I like how the music sometimes chills for a bit during the spoken passages and then comes raging forth in the spaces between. It really does create a heavy atmosphere.[/quote]Thank you, he will be glad to hear that. Yeah, the old quiet loud things seemed appropriate when there's poetry being read. And those heavy bits ended up way heavier than I thought they would. Thanks for listening! [quote=prophisee]Dig the trashy bits at the end 🤘[/quote]Nice, I like the trashy bits too. Thanks for checking it out! [quote=Tone Matrix]Heavy tongue indeed! \m/ This def feels like a journey with the big drums and noise elements contrasting with the poem. Neat outro as well![/quote]Thanks for checking it. Yeah, it was heavier than I thought it would be, or planned on when I started playing around. I guess distortion can do that. Glad you came on the journey!