AnalogByNature's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Pulsefunk]

ha! this is great
I'm dancing while sitting down. great funky tune!

Bradley-Pittman responds:

Thanks dawg, glad you enjoyed.

[a new robot]

Recommendation:
Put 'robotday2016' in the tags so it's included with all the RD content for today. I think it's how they round everything up for the year.

Personally, I love minimalist type music, stuff like Devo, Trio, Einzeller, Kraftwerk, etc.
This track is right up my alley

flashmakeit responds:

Okay thank you!

[Birth of an Antivirus]

This track has activated the Frontline Assembly within me, it's just a shame that it ends right when my energy has begun to peak - though I can't fault it for that. These mystical/industrial tracks allow my mind to wander, and I love them for that. If this is a rush job, then it's done-so professionally.

DESHIEL responds:

Thank you for your review man. Im glad you like it even with the flaws it has.

[Super Uzi]

This takes it. Sacrificing myself to the goat god in the name of this track.
awesome job. I love the industrial. not enough GOOD industrial here on NG.
Worry not about repetition, friend. Last time I checked, life itself is repetitious.
Great track.

DESHIEL responds:

Nice too meet another guy who doesnt mind things being repetitive. ;)

[Cosmic & Celestial]

Deadly good!!
Brought back some good times simply by listening to this :)

Jakki responds:

Thanks :3

[Hurting]

Variations on the drums would've really solidified this track, but as it is - I really, really enjoy it! Great bass, and it put me in a spaced out moment, had to realize what I was doing as this song was on in the background. lol we could just chalk that up to old age as contributing factor too.
Excellent first attempt. Churn out some more, dude!

CelestialEmpire responds:

Awesome! I'm so glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the advice! I will definitely play around with dnb some more when I get time.

[W.a.y.a.f.h. (8 bit Version)]

Smashingly good and gets me in the mood to bust out the NES and play nothing but 8-bit games all summer!
It has minimalist aesthetic and action, and could easily fit into any game level, montage scene, youtube intro / outro.
Great job, its funky; me likey

LexRodent responds:

NES games music was part of my inspiration for this track.
Thanks for listening.

[Classic Bosa Loop]

These are the days
Open up solitaire
Not about to shuffle a new deck
Don't know how to even sweep a mine
I'll just avoid that game
Because deep down inside....
These are the daaayyyyys. How I spent myyyyy niiiiights.

Thank you....
Mister William Gates...
you've given my life, an omnidirectional fate
and right after I install this four floppy shareware game,
I'll begin my trek on this newfangled webpage space
I'm sure that these will be the dayyyyysssss, how i'll spend all my niiiiiights

whitney Houston part, ends in harmonized howling and just really sweet stuff.
ends with a picture of steve balmer. year of birth, year of death.
These are the days, friends.
These are the days.

Bosa responds:

Very well done, sir! I hope to see this irl

[Thiscom - Fury [Drumstep]]

Call the insurance broker, cause this track is gonna make someone slip and fall.
Great job, man! I dig the slow burn into the lively, active explosion and the variations!! Just missing a vocal track but it's not necessary for this already-solid song.

DjThiscom responds:

Really thank you mate! There isn't anything better than coment like this. :)

[Vertigo]

This would virtually fit in any game where the text box would pop up, right before a fight in an RPG, where the hero comes back to his town, which is now burnt to shambles, and he finds his old NPC buddy that goes "...they...came....out of...nowhere. unngghhh" and then all of a sudden, the screen starts twisting and pixelating, initiating an enemy encounter.
Very fitting music for dramatic scenarios indeed!

BenTibbetts responds:

Thanks! :) That is imaginative.