your versatility is showing again Steve....hell, I like a lot of those mamby-pamby chillout tunes..and I like this one too....break around 3:20 is excellent stuff...definitely agree with the groovy comments...its a got a groove that just doesn`t quit...the kind of stuff that keeps dance floors full (some of my hair grew back while I was listening haha)...great job my friend & really well produced....you do it well in whatever genre gets you rolling......Ed

hi,
really nice track: a lot of let's say digital or industrial sounds in here. I like the arpeggiated synths starting from trom 1:33. Very powerful music! Nice ambient and distorted elements. Interlude part (2:50) with organ/rhodes(?)loop. This track is a bit old-styled but I really like that. Nice combination of heavy guitar and arp. synth in the last part. Synth pad (4:39) could have a longer release but is still interesting. An orchestral-hit synth effect (5:11)!
It reminds me of some older recordings from 'Astral Projection' or something like that but this one is much more funky! Great work!
A.

Wow! Very good piece you have hear. As Danke said it's very groovy and unique. I like the guitar sounds added with the synths...nicely done. This is a great track indeed! LOL..your description comment is too funny. Keep up the good work man. Peace......Dan

Yeah, screw that namby pamby chillout shit. No one likes that. Let's get rockin'!

First 30 secs really didn't grab me though they'd be fine to set the scene in a club. Ah but then it gets much better with a solid beat and bassline.

0:46 delayed squealing synth is cool. Need some of that in my music.

1:02 VST guitar is pretty good. Slightly fake but it's still a cool sound.

1:33 arp synth enters to make things more intense and the bassline gets busier too. Only problem with this increase in intensity is that the drums stay a bit flat and don't seem to go up or more powerful with everything else. Only a small thing as they're already pumping but perhaps a little room for improvement there.

2:49 squelchy creature fill.

Nice fade in volume of drums to 3:04 then another synth screech and more drum work to make things a bit funkier again in this middle more chilled section (not namby pamby).

3:50 good short guitar break though it does contain a little audio pop sound that slightly spoils it.

And then we're back dance rocking.

Talk about the pot calling the kettle black but I feel this is maybe a about a minute too long as there wasn't too much new in the last 3 mins. Yes, there was an arp synth solo but I still feel you could chop at least 30 secs and have the track punchier.

As I said in my other reply to you, I managed to recently get a track down to 5:45 and have also done a 4:00 min one this year.

Funny old things track lengths - no rules so it's only about how it feels so I'm just offering my humble opinion, as I always try to do reasonably honestly (hopefully never brutally so).

Pro track Steve!

Your groovy is unbelievable and unique here...always a winner tempos and 'riffs'...for me the mix is stunning too but I'm so poor on that field...:-)

Congrats, Danke