Anchorwind's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Plight of the Simple Minded]

I would love to see this redone, but with better percussive samples (perhaps it is just a mixing issue).

ZLEAP responds:

Maybe one day, friend.

[Martial Law]

Just the right combination of relaxation and aggression. Very well done. To the playlist it goes.

AliceMako responds:

Glad you like.

[i9incher - future (done)]

A nice walk on the tamer side of things, with an oddly abrupt ending. Not bad, thanks for sharing.

i9incher responds:

Glad you liked it.

[Industrial Incineration]

I'd be very curious to get the artist's input on his vision whilst making this. I am particularly curious how 'incineration' fits in. Not bad though, thanks for sharing.

LegatusRj responds:

Ever since the Industrial Revolution, investments in science and technology have proved to be reliable engines of economic growth. If homegrown interest in those fields is not regenerated soon, the comfortable lifestyle to which Americans have become accustomed will draw to a rapid close.

- Neil deGrasse Tyson

One of my oldies!! ;) But I was mainly experimenting . . .

Also, I got some inspiration from cheshyre's song: Death To The Bighead!

( http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/416359 )

;)

[Trapped in a Machine]

Very nice! I very much enjoyed your string work and the percussive bits. The atmospherics left a little to be desired of, but it was still worth the listen. Am adding this to the library, /download.

Kreyowitz responds:

Thank you very much!

[Iophobia]

Rhythmic and Reflective: right up my alley. Not sure why I didn't write anything before, but it's been in my playlist for sometime now. /shrug. Thanks for sharing.

ZLEAP responds:

You're more than welcome, Sir.

Glad you enjoy.

[This is Dark Steering shit]

As of this writing, 8 downloads already! That's what I love about the Industrial community, you CAN'T make something too harsh.

lantaren responds:

Lol, I noticed the amount of people that both listened and downloaded in such a short period of time. I'm very much questioning why they would WANT to listen to this again, there is absolutely no musicality to this whatsoever (then again noise is a genre so there's that) and it gets kinda old after the first time, but the sound design is sorta interesting and so I guess it has that much going for it?

[Koosh Zone]

This was pretty neat. I'm downloading it. This to me felt like a mix of SMT:DDS and FFVI (Zozo), an interesting concept indeed. Thanks for sharing.

KamillasRainbow responds:

Thanks :)

[harsh noise trap]

This isn't "a bad thing." If I were to use this in a production, I would want the percussive elements turned up and the drone turned down. Probably add another kick that's just straight deep to coincide with your industrial kick. Texture wise, this is fine. Thanks for sharing.

slowfreq responds:

thanks for the review my man

[Breakrift RMX]

Would you mind elaborating on what was your remix effort ideas? I'm pretty sure I'm missing quite a bit, for the remix and the original sound very similar.

bdog705 responds:

was a bit to make most parts, im slowly adding on to it and updating the song as i go so it might sound weird right now also im not that great at remixing so its almost a first attempt :P