You'd think that I'd instantly get into this, but the combination of elements is hard for me to enjoy. I think you've done well on the mix, that's for sure. The guitar parts are very nice too. I would like to hear more variation in the drums especially. The vocals starting around 4 mins sound pretty good, and they seem to fit the rest of the song better than the opera/choir type stuff early on. Definitely a little bit depeche mode there. So, yeah, I guess the main thing is that it seems like the same drum beat throughout, after the snare roll anyway. I like the idea very much, but it could be taken deeper with good results. Thanks for sharing!

nice and deep... on the edge of darkness but not in it ...

loved it...reminded of later depeche mode ...

some nice ideas

keep 'em coming brother

Hi MrDestero,
Nice track. An interesting variation on the "chill-out" theme.
Liked.
You have a good guitar in the intro (very good... it's you playing it?)
Interesting "clock" sound introducing the beat. Liked it.
Very powerful (loud?) drums, but that's fine.
I am not too fond of the snare roll at 1:50: that's nothing wrong with it, but I find it "not on par" with the rest of the material (which is very good).
Catchy rhythm guitar at 1:56: simple but very effective. Liked it a lot.
I would lower a bit the volume of the choir in this section: gothic is nice, but maybe being a bit more subtle wouldn't be bad.
The "middle part" is a bit long, but that's not necessarily bad: this rhythm is really cool.
Nice guitar solo: good tone, a bit "shy" but that fits very well this song.
Interesting vocal part at 4:00 (it's you singing? if yes, you have a very interesting voice...)
Overall: I enjoyed it a lot.
Very good.
Ciao, Domenico

Gothic vocals, Classical Strings, RnB Drums and Guitar with a touch
of Rock...Nothing but some Music Man...
By the way good vocals at the end....Solid Harmonies...

Peace....TG.