Stereocrisis's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Dat Drum]

Sounds like this would be good for a fighting sequence in an RPG. Remember the game Earthbound for SNES? That's what this reminds me of. Cool man.

[Stay Away (Guitar Cover)]

Nice! Keep up the good work! You should find a vocalist, because this track sounds great.

ReizoNaoko responds:

Thanks for the feedback.

[Vestige]

I liked it. The only reason I have to give it 3.5 stars is because I have to weigh this one song against a million others that speak to me, and are dear to my heart. This sounds cool, but it isn't the style that usually appeals too me. Honestly, I probably wouldn't listen to this again. That's not a bad thing though. I listen to so much music that I rarely go back and listen again unless it's a favorite of mine, or it's played on the radio constantly. If there was no avoiding this track on the radio, I would listen to it. I'd crank it up on my radio.

[Lifework Unstopped]

I liked it. I listened twice just to write this review. For some reason, I felt it was a bit muffled, but that's really a minor flaw. TheDoor6 mentioned the transitions. I'm not so sure I see his point. It all seemed to flow nicely. I'm guessing if the transitions seemed at all sudden, it was to coincide with what was happening on-screen, as you said this is a short film score. Bravo!

BenTibbetts responds:

Thanks! I agree about the muffled sound. I'll work on that.

[Evasion Game]

I like it. It has an old school Pac-Man feel to it. Keep up the good work.

BenTibbetts responds:

Thanks!

[Murder she boat]

I like this immensely! It sounds like a movie soundtrack for an epic cartoon. Have you ever seen that movie Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland? Either that, or a Tim Burton movie. It would fit nicely for both. I'm not sure if that's what you were going for... Honestly, this would be good for just about any movie! I can't say enough good things about this. 5/5

MrBellington responds:

Cheers! Thanks for the lovely response. The more specific idea was a girl sitting at her computer, plotting her murders and animating them as she does, and then of course eventually she goes out and commits them. There's a whole narrative in the piece. But I prefer not to bog down with descriptions, I'm no good at writing them anyway! In a way, I like to put the music out there and see what people make of it without me giving people too many preconceptions.

Thanks again for the feedback.

[Aneurysm - Nirvana cover]

As someone who regularly does Nirvana covers, and loves the band, I can say this is some damn fine work.

[Future Fuckballs 2010]

I could see myself playing a game with this soundtrack and enjoying it.

[Never let you fall]

Sounds good through my speakers. I remember you let me hear this one a few weeks ago... One week ago? (Marijuana effects the memory.)