adaMills's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Exterminator Groove]

hey, cool song! jazzy syncopations! i like it

LunacyEcho responds:

haha tbh i was thinking about rewriting some of the synth blasts to make it even MORE SYNCOPATIONY because cool rhythms r cool

thanks for the review! :D

[Skullbeatz - Helios]

jammed out to this for a solid 30 minutes. or in other words: i like it.

Skullbeatz responds:

wow! thank you! :)

[Work, Buy, Consume, Die]

seize the means of production....in D minor. I really like this. thank you for posting!

MysteriousPresence responds:

Ahahah that's a great name concept you have here ! :p
Thanks for the feedback !

[The Truth Is Out There]

very nice! i like long songs, more time for development

Wubkat responds:

Thank you! I've never made a song as long as this mostly because most people listen to first few seconds to determine if they like the song, while with this type of music it's really hard to have a wow factor right at the start.

[Terror: Dramatic Fugue in D Minor]

contra-punk-tal! i like it! 4.5 counter-points!

Tyguy80s responds:

Thanks :D I think I'll re-vamp this one later though, maybe with a brass and percussion sections. You'd probably like my more recent works more. Those ones are a little more inspired and moving, not bashing this song but I've a better understanding of the software now, as opposed to when I wrote this song.

[Gauntlet : Dungeon 2 (Chiptune)]

communism: music for the people! but yes, i do like this.

etK responds:

Lol thank you ^^

[Sunny Spring Zone (Sonic Homage)]

nice usage of the I-vi-IV-V progression. reminds me of those happy days I would sit there and play through sonic all day long. good job!

Wubkat responds:

Thank you!

[Piano Continuum]

great! now it's time to record on a real piano! with real fingers!

DivineHalcyon responds:

That's what a better piano VST will do.

[SoundChris Teenage Recordings: Barock Piano (?)]

no zero carpet bombing from me. just a precision mi55le.

SoundChris responds:

Thank you very much good sir!

[Stormy Tides]

reminds me of a cross between a Chopin mazurka and a Grieg lyric piece. as a piano player myself, i enjoyed it thoroughly!

SoundChris responds:

Thanks a lot man - glad you enjoyed it :)