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[Helloween]

Wow, that was pretty cool! Interesting concept, mixing of sorta romanticized mythos and reality in the sound design. A little corny with the story and laughing/talking sound effects, but I think it works for this. Really like the bass part, and the way you incorporated the monitor beeping into its rhythm. I feel like some things could have been a bit more fluid, like you could have connected it better, so that not every specific sound whole had to phase out so much before the next one came in, it made things a lot more predictable. You had it in the latter half, but the first was pretty slow in that regard. The ambient whooshing could have been more pervasive throughout it. Also, the train sounds more like a plane, but whatever.
A cool concept that's not quite as well executed as it could have been, but that mostly nails the atmosphere.

Soundslave responds:

cheers man awesome review

[Episode 25 - ACOCk Community Talk #1]

It suxks².

GoodL responds:

But wait... if you're in it... that means... You suxks!

[🌆 #8: Madness/NSFW Roundtable]

Hey, I finally got around to listening yo one of these! And... it was great! You weren't the only one who made an embarrassing mistake this episode, heh. I thought "People know me as Cethic" was "People know me for something" and so I was confused for a while, thinking Kelzad was switching accents. But enough about that.
Great guests, first of all. Great topics, too. You've sorta picked thematically similar ones. Both Madness and NSFW stuff can face stigma sometimes, and a lot of people don't know much about them. I think it's okay that you didn't know that much about Madness Combat, because it sorta demonstrated the thing where a ton of people are ignorant about it - "Oh it's just a stupid movie/game with lots of killing, didn't that end 10 years ago?". And the questions you asked were great, interesting and insight-providing, both for the Madness part and the NSFW part, boosted by the great personalities of the interviewees. Keep it up, guys, this was great and you've got me hooked!

GroundsPatrol responds:

Thanks TheRoboTrickster! Glad my ignorance was a boon haha

[Expurgation]

Now, I don't know much about music, but I'll try to sum up my experience with this because I feel indebted to it.
This is beautiful. Even when listened to without the movie, it's epic. I never noticed te details when watching the movie. This is an ode to Madness. It incorporates parts of multiple soundtracks, from Project Nexus and other Madness movies. So hype. It feels like it's saying "This has to end" with the more hard parts and the bits of traditional-sounding epic music. The clown music. Some creepier bits in there too, and the clown music really feels like it's intruding. It's very energetic and fills you with hype even if you don't watch Madness probably, but you're not supposed to ignore what it was made for because it is and always will be a tribute to the legacy of Madness and it fulfills the purpose it was made for perfectly. Doesn't get repetitive either, there's plenty of variety.
Cheshyre, you do not disappoint. Possibly the best track you've made for Madness.

cheshyre responds:

Thank you so much!

[Boss Wilder - Beat-em Up]

Awesome. Indeed upbeat, and kind of epic, honestly. If this were used in an actual video game, it would totally pump me up.

BossWilderOfficial responds:

Thank you man! I'm happy you like it.

[LevelUp!]

The song is good although its a bit too repetitive

Abro15 responds:

Thank you for the comment. I'll keep your opinion in mind and try my best to do better next time)