AZAKACCMIOF's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Around The Moon]

Apparently this is awesome!

This definitely shows the many ways some one like yourself can use fl8 to create pieces of high stature. Even if it is only 1: 01.

ufmshamrock responds:

Thank you... Im glad you like it... thank you for the review

[I don't wanna dance]

Please no.

No more.

halen1 responds:

dude it's grindcore.... if you don't like it then listen to some other good stuff

[KRISSI]

KRIIIIIISSSSSSSSSSS!

TELL ME YOUVE SEEN THAT MOVIE!
NO?
Oh well.
Damn nice! Loving the synths, and the way you make them work!

stevenfostermusic responds:

haha thanks :D

[Rhythmic Thrusting {X-i-T}]

Errrrrrrrm

Man this is OK but thats about it. Average. Musically sound, but pushing no boundaries. I mean whats the point of being indie if you're not doing something new? Fact is this has been done a million times before better. The advice I give you is this; push boundaries, make NEW GROUND and get advice on how to improve from there. All i hear are decent synths and some average drums that are quite obviously synthed. Am i missing out on some kind of secret? Are you the creator of the minimalist dance sound? Is the whole rape joke thing any more than a selling point? At least a loop of feedback was different.

Laters.

Death-9 responds:

Wait, I'm an indy label that sells my stuff?!?!? Since when?

Look at people like EnV and PX9 who are just pumping out average, commercial stuff. And yet they get plenty of "ZOMG U ROXXXX (IM STUPID) I LUVVV UR SONGZZZ". Maybe boundaries should be worked within, instead of pushed out, seeing the success of such artists?

I agree with you, in that experiments must be made in order for improvements to be made. I neither claim to be amazing, nor completely original. I make music for fun- hell, I haven't taken any real music class since 4th grade. I don't know music theory, I don't know how to make synths "new and original". I do know how to fool around and offend people who don't have a sense of humor, however, and this is the result of that in a song form.

Sooners.