Served at the creepy uncle convention, modulated synths and heavily compressed chip beats.
Not just for creepy uncles...
For creepy everything. This song is a great suspense/horror oriented material. This song and "Fairy Gothmother" kinda reminds me of Silent Hill missing only the big siren.
This is not a song i would listen to alone but for any background music to a movie or game it would be awesome. Congrats on the nice work.
Never played silent hill tbh but it sounds good to me if this vibe is similar, guess i'm on a horror trip then :3
I don't expect anybody to groove to my shit really and i honestly wonder sometimes who's downloading it or why, but there's allways the off chance there's weirdos running around whom like the same type of noise i do x3
Thanks a truckload <3
Heavy
Those chips taste nasty! so nasty I want to eat more o' them! (I try...) the way the beat flows is great. the effects added on the instruments are always nice, I'm wondering is Aphex Twin an influence? nice melody on the second half of the tune, the minimalism and repetition helped build more interest in the piece as the piece progressed.
Special fx courtsey of an eq unit in this case and yes richard david james is a major influence, though his work as polygon window and the tuss perhaps to a greater extent then his aphex twin project.
Well, this pair of tunes are compositions made afterwards, kind of like an attempt to recreate the overall feel my set had and all i played was minimal chip based industrial so as usual you are keenly perceptive.
Thanks :3
I love miso soup!
As well as this song, which happens to be industrial! Like the 8-bit SFX. Sounds like it belongs in a dystopian-based Mario game.
10/10 & 5/5
Wow, that's two nintendo recommendations under my belt, epic :3
I only discovered miso a short while ago, still can't believe i've been missing
out on something quite so tastey <3
Thanks a bowl full =D
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