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It's kinda like if Richard D. James and Combichrist had a depressed, obese baby. I like it, but try to see what you can do with it based on bwmusic and limonpower's advice. Or don't.

Reminds me a bit of the stuff I make when I'm experimenting.

AliceMako responds:

Well that's two votes for combichrist then, there's this one track by them "this shit will fuck you up" which i find amusing but i honestly don't care for them otherwise :3

Everyone's entitled to their opinion and i allways appreciate people sharing theirs with me, i don't agree in this case though as i like this exactly the way it is or i wouldn't have posted it.

If you are ever happy with something you did while experimenting there's actually a portal labelled as experimental you can post in, give it a try sometime.

[Remix: In This Survivialism (NIN and Mother Machine)]

It almost sounds like Mother Machine taking control of Trent's brain. For me it kicks off at 1:11, where it shows off it's dynamic environment. I think it's a well done remix that incorporates your style and Trent's, and does a good job of meshing them both together into a strange, mechanical creature.

Anchorwind responds:

I thank you for your time and opinion. I am seriously considering a V2 that's deliberately MM, instead of it just creeping in there naturally :) .

[MM3: There's Still Life In Her]

It's been a while.

Anchorwind responds:

Indeed. Some say too long, I'll defer to their judgment.

[Downfall Action Track]

What TheHeartgrinder said, plus you might want to mix the highs a little bit better.

[Dead Inside]

It's alright, it just seems like it's trying to be something it's not a lot of the time. I can't really say that I didn't enjoy the lyrics, I mean they're not awful... It probably could have been mixed better, that might just be these headphones though. It's certainly not a bad idea, but it could have been developed more. Maybe revise it on a future release or something...

All in all, It's a good idea and I'm sure that you put effort into it, but it could have been developed more, and it could have leaned towards more of it's own thing instead of cookie-cutter industrial rock.

Keep on making stuff...

[Elbird]

Perfect for what it is.

[Upside Down]

Pretty good, your stuff's always been a fun listen.

[Abstraction]

Shit, you made this when you were 16? I'm 15 and I'm making stuff at this/above this level. Guess I've got a future to look forward to. Now to check out your new tracks.

Vaporize responds:

Yup around 10 years ago, I didn't know a damn thing about mixing and mastering and that truly is an on going process, you learn something new every project. Going to school helped too. I moved back to my Trance roots when I signed with my current record label.

[Kill you all.]

I'll help you.

[La vallée enneigée]

Beautiful work. Would you mind if I toyed with it a bit?