FyreFalcon's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[.HLS. When Night Strikes]

Hells Yeah!

Just as I suspected, the addition of a lead totally improved the song a shiteload.

It was already a strong track, and you just stacked a big pile of win on top of it.

heartless1298 responds:

Lol thanks :D

[[AriA] Ravers Phantasy]

Sicktastic.

This track is sicker than the bubonic plague.

IndieDance responds:

lmao great analogy =]]

[metal crilled cheese grater]

Oy?

Accomplished noise artists will always be an enigma to me. How can someone be so good at sounding like shit?
And why do I enjoy listening to it?

lunchmeat63 responds:

it's like an abstract painting. it's just seeging how all of these sounds counteract and pay with eachother in diffferent ways. What do you head when you listen to this? how does it make you feel?

experimental emeotional expolration.

also i cant spell, but thank you non the less!

[ebolabears]

It makes my ears bleed real good.

This sounds like an integral part of my early childhood nostalgia being run through a meat grinder and shat on.
BRAVO!
Whatever the hell you did to it, you came out with a classic piece of power noise. It's like if Combichrist, Velvet Acid Christ and Radiohead had an unholy love child, and then kept in the basement and beat the shit out of it every other day.

lunchmeat63 responds:

You've made a sad artist smile .

:)

[.HLS. Melo 31 (WiP)]

Trance indeedly.

Amazing bassline you used here, and the atmospheric synths in the background give a great fullness to the song.
I can definately tell it's a WiP, though, because it seems like there should be more to it.
I can see it going from where it's at and slowly building until it just explodes in a big synth-lead orgasm of auditory happy.
I wish I could write trance as well as what I've heard so far, though.
And again, damn fine bassline.

heartless1298 responds:

Hahaha thanks! I'll be sure to send you a PM when the full version is up. :D

[Top girrrl]

Urgh!?

This thing is a sonic maelstrom. An absoleute chaotic mess. Trying to follow everything that's going on made me feel like my right eye was bleeding.
But, the mess in question is actually extremely cool, and surprisingly listenable.
I actually quite liked it. Especially after the transition that occured around 2:20.

sassatattoo responds:

Wow!
Thanks a lot, man!

[Tri-State Area]

Wow!

Sweet mother of all that is holy... is there any style you can't do?
I'm more of a metalhead, and lately I've really been getting into industrialy and synthrock and I've started learning to program, so I don't listen to a lot of soft stuff.
But this song really grabbed me. It's a concept we can all relate to.
And while I agree with a lot of reviewers that this song is most definately not punk, I don't think that's a valid reason to just totally flame the shit out of a perfectly good song.
I really, really liked this.
Alot.
Christ crackers of Doom, that was good.
Anyways, enough of my babbling.
Keep up the good work!

[-Skyscraper- (techrock 3)]

Synthrock of Doomy Goodness!

This version is MUCH better than the other two.
The guitar parts sound much less synthesized and a bit more organic, like a real guitar was actually used.
The first two sounded supiciously like the Slayer plug-in for Fruity Loops.
You're an inspiration, man.
Because of you're stuff, I'm truly contemplating posting my shit on NG.
So that it can get totally flamed. YAY!

[Better Off Alone - Part II]

You owned that shit man!

You've completely made this song your own.
I like your version better.

JVUnderground responds:

well there is probably at least 50 versions of this song on NG, and they all copy exactly the original song. I didnt want to do that.

thx for the review.