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CZ85 Ends Limerence
yenneman
Ingredients: *Lots of 'Boom-Tchak'. *Lots of repetitiveness. *A bit of 'swooooosh'. *Some arps. *Noise & gunshots. *Guitars. *A few buckets of anger. Made in one take, 'cause aggression shouldn't possess you for too long...it's over now, just a little frustration remains. I don't like massive crowds. Too many people.
good , though some elements could be a bit rawer.... sometimes a bit too trancy, but still good work !
Strange title ;) Wouldn't really say it's too trancy, except for the standard boom-tchack probably ;) I must say the guitar riffing is very well-done, would love to hear this song performed by Pain, Psyclon Nine, Static-X,... It is a repetitive track indeed, in one take probably to relieve some stress. Actually the general sound quality is neat again, though the final mixdown could be better maybe. Maybe if you pay some more attention to this one, you can turn this into something big. I mean, it's cool, but too repetitive. I tend to hear too many things that sound alike at the same time, whereas in your other track the balance and mix of different elements was perfect. I think you need to clean it up both structure-wise and in selection of sounds, even thought the quality of it is good.
"The CZ 85 is a semi-automatic pistol chambered for 9mm Luger. It was manufactured in Czechoslovakia (now the Czech Republic) by a company called Ceska Zbrojovka. It is an updated version of the CZ 75 which has slight changes made to internal parts to increase reliability, and an ambidextrous safety switch and slide stop, making the pistol suitable for both right- and left-handed shooters. The magazine holds up to 16 rounds. The CZ 85B is an up to date version with a firing pin block safety, squared off trigger guard and a ring hammer." From Wikipedia.
heavy tune ya got there mate maybe just a little bit more variation near the end.. Groeten
made me tap my feet... groovy track, some cool detailed transitions that make it less repetitive as i thought it was going to be after reading your description. I wouldn't use that "I suppose you could pull that trigger" twice. that shredding metal guitar in the end would be far better with more bass in it. I liked it overall.