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@Marcel Thank you for your kind words. Yes, you have my number. I keep procrastinating about going back to this song as I am so sick of listening to it. Much nicer to move on to the next one. But I have all the critiques in hand and will go back someday.
Nice, very well played. Love the different time signature changes.
Nice. Had me stomping my foot throughout. Good mix.
Interesting song, well played. I might have to look into GeoShred after all huh?
Nice song and nice with vocal harmonies and vocal layers. Good tune with nice arrangement. If I could wish for something it’d be a bit more treble in the mix, especially for the vocals, but that is a minor (personal) opinion.
Intriguing intro as I am thinking it could in all kinds of directions. I could never have predicted this song though, hehe. Odd but entertaining.
Really nice. I normally take notes on my second listen, but I can’t find anything else to say but “beautiful” and “well done!” and I simply got too caught up in listening instead of taking notes. I really liked this.
Right, now I’m back in my american road movies, only this time with thunderous skies up ahead. Nice song. The reverb on the vocals were sort of “much” at times, but otherwise well done I think.
Hehe, great remix. Me like.
Nice interesting intro which goes into a nice weave of sounds. When the beat started it caught me totally off guard, but very well timed and just what was needed! Very nice sounds all over. Well done.
Good beat, nicely produced. Nothing much to add, I bobbed my head for all of it.
Good sounds. This too is quite far from what I normally listen to, but it sounds well produced as far as I can tell. A bit long for my taste, but that is highly personal.
Right, this one was "odd" (to me), had to do a few re-takes on it. I sort of like it but it is so far from what I do I can’t say anything more about it really.
Wow, minimalistic month I think! The vocals actually had me jumping in my chair at first, as they were so “close", but I also started smiling (always a good thing). Excellent minimalism, with the piano, bass and heavily panned vocals. As mentioned, minimalistic, but not at the expense of song writing quality or effort, but instead a deliberate minimalism which hits the sweet spot. Great song, well executed.
Firstly: disturbing image. Took me ages staring at it before I realised it wasn’t a retarded melted dog. Nicely minimalistic overall song though, that holds more details than it first appeared on the first listen, with several nice touches, from the harmonized vocals and the bass and the beats too. Well done.
Great build-up. Actually just what the playlist (on Soundcloud) needed (listening in reverse order), with beats and more up in-your-face (no offence to any of the previous ones, just a good complement in the playlist for dynamics). Raw bass! I’m not a huge fan of sidechain compression, but it works quite alright here, though it isn’t a genre I would normally associate with sidechain pump, and I’m not sure I think it is needed per se, but hey, as I say, it works alright.
The vocals are so good I stopped thinking about it as my brain just went “that is good, listen to the other things”. Good song!
Nice chilled intro. I actually started expecting Lana Del Rey to start singing, hehe. Speaking of singing, the vocals are more like an instrument. I can’t really make out the lyrics, but nice melody. I would probably have preferred if the vocals were more in focus than they are, but as I say, it actually works as an instrument too.
Nice intro. I actually balked a bit at the time indicator before I had pressed play, but I actually found the 2-and-a-bit minute build-up to work nicely, without having me go bored. I admittedly was waiting for it to “really start”, but it still managed to keep me entertained without going bored (otherwise always a danger for me with very long songs). Nice weave of sounds. Good production. I like it.
@Marcel Finally caught up with "Why Do We Always." It is awesome! I really love it.
Hey, @hellquist: thank you for the kind words.
Hey thanks Reid!!
Great you like it! 
@JohnnyGoodyear - Nice simple atmospheric arrangement. Good use of your voice!! Good mix! A bit of criticism: I'd prefer some sort of melodic chorus, but thats a personal preference.
@aaronpc - Very good sounding piece! Very good spheric thing. The melotron (or whatever it is), the bass slaps, the voices, the percussions/brushy drums, it all sounds great and is very good arranged and mixed. Also from a dramatic perspective, if you/one understand(s) what I mean; the dramatic developments. This is a very good song! Weird but likeable ending; even though it is weird it fits the song perfectly in my opinion. The song is pro level to my ears. I can't hear a bad thing. My off topic opinion about the artwork: I dislike it, it is too intense and scary. Overall: creative classy piece aaronpc!!
@kitejan - Stay calm, a very panicking line.
Optimistic lyrics 
Could be my state of mind, but I smile during the whole song. Original piece! Could be about two or three minutes shorter though in my opinion.
Very valid criticism. I have a weakness for mood and the weakness manifests itself when I have created a feel for something and then think about changing it up for a chorus etc. Def. something I am aware of/wish to work on. Thanks for your input.
Ah yes, minimalism: Those of us who can't play quickly play slowly and try to sound like we mean it
Seriously though, thanks for your encouragement HQ.
My procrastination led me to write an ancient, supernatural, hymn in celebration of the elusive 29th day of February
DISAPYRAMIDEVIL
Here are my reviews. Even with an extra day, I didn't have enough time. This is a daunting task, so I've tried to make it fun, and it's late. Hope someone get's something out of this.
@Marcel Why Do We Always
Like it. Just for fun, have you tried this with little to no drums, or with more of an off kilter drum timing? I'd like to hear you make it even more dreamy/weird with some sort of warbling thing taking over at some point. Sends me in the direction of a slower Blonde Redhead song.
@gburks Sal's Dream
I dig it. Albert Hammond Jr. all over, but I agree it's too long. All the parts are interesting but sometimes you just have to cut bait. I'd also like to see the drums further back in the mix— they're fine, but maybe not interesting enough to sit so far forward.
@JohnnyGoodyear Come On Down
You've kind of got your own unique thing going on, and it works, so it's hard to imagine I could offer anything useful. Add a gospel choir to the end and/or the sound of two iceburgs scraping against each other. Get ahold of Souled American's "Notes Campfire" if you can find it. They're a bit on the discordant side, different animal, but I think you'd find inspiration there.
@hellquist Off Road
I see movie credits for a spy drama set in the not too distant future. Instead of mentioning some band you remind me of, I guess I'm telling you to make a movie.
@DavidEnglish Resonant Dreaming
@JohnnyGoodyear Nevermind the iceburgs scraping thing. This guy did it already. Had me reaching for my headphones. Kind of reminds me of a recording from this french guy who overlaid multiple swooping recordings of an air conditioner. That was it. But I felt like I was floating off the ground by the end. More swooping and micro-polyrhythms please, so I can achieve liftoff.
@badrico Eyes Open
I like the bouncy rhythm. It may be due to this rhythm, but most of the instruments and treatments are "round" to me, synesthetically speaking. Too much, if it weren't for the harmonica adding a warm waffle texture. Good add there.
@RedSkyLullaby Mike Vasas Living Room Floor
Fun, but needs some serious panning unless there's something wrong with the file. Definitely admire the chutzpah to do falsetto. Wish I could still pull that off. Personally, I like falsetto to be dead center and pretty dry, with the music pushed slightly to the outside left and right so the singing can sit right there in the middle.
@theconnactic Casual (Suplica?)
Very happy little tune, which immediately puts me at a disadvantage. Very accomplished, of course. But if I strain to find fault, I'd have to say the organ in my right ear, opposite the rhythm guitar, could vary more, or perhaps change during one of the parts. It begins to take on a life of it's own and distract me at some point. Minor stuff. You know what you're doing.
@richardyot Distant Thunder
You know what sucks? Milli Vanilli. Thanks to them, I can't hear a song that mentions the rain without thinking of those dick necks. That said, I don't have much else to complain about here. It's a solid song that brings Woods to mind. Sucker for the the gong, fuzzy drums, sloopy guitar and droopy bass. The only thing that's missing is maybe Hope Sandoval singing the last verse.
@achromus Oral Play
You're on to something. I might cut out from 1:35 or so to 2:50, save some of it and plopped it in somewhere around 4:12 as a breather, then really lay in on for the last part of the song— add a big bed below. That's just me though— the old bag of tricks.
@JeffChasteen My Life of Forgery
I like it. Kind of like Blue Hawaii crossed with the Butthole Surfers. That's a compliment if you believe me. It's one of those songs where if I had it playing during dinner, about 45 seconds in my wife would give me this raised eyebrow look and I would have to get up and click skip on the ipod. She loves me, though.
@orchardman Sing With Me
Vocal recordings sound better from last month, if I recall. Sounds good overall, too. I just want it to be faster for some reason or sped up somewhere along the way, and I want her to belt out the chorus with more conviction. I'm not compelled to join the chorus just yet, if you know what I mean.
@rickwaugh Mixed Messages
I see where you're going with this, and I like the idea. I could have done with a slightly more prolonged and pointed uptempo section. I keep thinking it's coming when the double stroke guitar arrives, but it kind of leaves me hanging. Maybe this is perfect, considering the title. Plus, I can't play guitar. When I want to go uptempo, I just have to press some buttons. Those medieval minor phrases remind me of Greg Weeks "Awake Like Sleep", btw. More obscure band references.
And thank you to @Marcel and @hellquist for your very kind comments. Based on the consensus, I'm going to try do a better job of mastering and just try not to screw the thing up— something I need to do with my whole back catalog, really. And I guess the image could be just a tiny bit more representative of the content, yeah. Nature's scary sometimes.
Good job on the reviews @hellquist and @aaronpc. Extra point to @aaronpc for making me laugh several times as I read through his. Good musical knowledge too, we share many of the same tastes (from the Butthole Surfers to Blonde Redhead). I like your reviews as much as your music, you should write a fanzine, or a blog.
Thank you very much, @aaronpc. I'm curious about which one you listened to.
This is Casual:
This one is Súplica:
Sorry - I ran out of month in which to post some comments on the other tracks! I will try and find some time tonight to do some specific comments (I will just pretend that today is 30th February). But in short I was extremely impressed with all the ones I listened to - especially the ones with vocals. Without knowing this was all made on iOS devices I really wouldn't have known.
@aaronpc Add a gospel choir to the end and/or the sound of two iceburgs scraping against each other.
I think this is absurdly good advice for pretty much everything that comes out of my head.
Good effort on reviewing and welcome to March (everyone).