The dissonant future. Pseudo-Reality under the influence of C10H15N.

This I would love to hear in real because of mp3 issues.

Hellaluya, did you play all those instruments???

just kidding... I noticed some strings between 1:28 and 1:33 which sounded like you ripped them off a Legendary Pink Dots album. The rest sounded like oddball Ave Maria reversals.

But I like them trippy soundscapes.. I really do... I wish I could incorporate this kind of mesh into my own stuff but I just play rock tunes... one at a time...

so praise for you.

*applauds*

I like this one i have got a  association with the movie A.I. when this robot boy melts after three centuries(but of course that's my association),..good luck to you .
This is brilliant!

not a song
sounds like film incidental music..........and if thats what it is well ok its very very good
very clever.......It would be interesting to know your source files particularly for the operatic bits.
another manga backing track?

you seem determined to shock......
why not lighten up......... smile a little -----lock your gothy demons in a box----and enjoy the sun on your face.
oh and remember .....just say no

im now having a good look at 'modplug tracker' pages........any advice?

Love it. You get your point across very well. Nicely put togther.

Ken

Hello,

modplug community is down.

you can still download mpt for free of course.

mpt is even in production today. There is an opensource version out.
I dont use VST so i use the last official version as both do not support 24bit samples.

I must admit, this is the greatest disadvantage of MPT.
Maybe this changes in the future...

regards
Eftos

I saw this and immediately thought of a new image for you 






 

this is very nice...
yeah bit like a movie background music..
but yeah...liked it!!!

Somehow...

Very different to the music I like to play and listen to....its very interesting..and also very good...How in the world  do you get that creative is beyond me..Im glad your on bandamp

Ralph

Background film music?  Certainly that's what springs to mind for me (and others too as I read the reviews above).

It's a good sound to set to film, but for me that's as far as it goes.

Background music? not really! if I ever hear this as a sountrack I wouldn't be able to pay attention to the images. That means it's real ambience work, not messing around with pads and samples...

"The dissonant future" ?? it still seems a bit too armonic for that, I guess.

Not much more I can say about it really. At some point arround 3:00 I had this flasbacks to Wagner(Tristan un d Isolde, Prelude)...

GREAT!

Voted.

wow!!!

I'd also really like to see your sources.

1:28 sounds really familiar... quartet... shostakovich? bartok? probably way off...

amazing creation.

hi there, thanks for the reviews. i am flattered.

on vioworld board (german) there was an interesting debate about the failure of modern (12-tone, serialism etc.) classical music. main statement was: you just think its cool because you can not process what the "composer" is doing.
in short: modern classical music is crap. if you do not know how to combine tonal+atonal elements, if you only deliver atonal stuff you failed.

there is a virtual online-orchestra in britain (.co.uk) online offering some of the (what they call) "phrases" used here. (they encourage you to use them, and they are royalty free) - (i even send the song to them to say thank you, but got no reply)

of course, no composer can compose all this stand-alone phrases on his own.
what kind of orchestra do you need?

So Methamphetamin is no composed song (except the 6-tone accord starting 1:40 is done by me)

well, you need to be patient and to have more than a lot (to say the least) of phrases, dissonances, vocals etc. at  the ready to deliver this.

i nearly collapsed while "composing" but thats not relevant.
Your reviews matter, and they made it all worthwile.

best regards
eftos