RazoVoltEDM's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Minecraft - Moog City (Felix Zophar Remix)]

Hey, thanks so much for the follow! I felt obligated to at least listen to this in return, and this is actually a really solid track in my opinion. It really takes the aspects of the original and builds off them into something awesome. The beginning was absolutely perfect, and that lead fits so well for the track. The only reason I can't give this track 5 stars is that the break after the beginning was a bit long for my tastes and felt too much like a repeat of the intro. But after that, I really like how you broke up and changed around the melodies for the second half! I could learn a thing or two from that tbh xD

Overall, absolutely epic song! And thanks again for the follow :D

FelixZophar responds:

You're welcome. I don't really like the drop, but it's suitable.

[Cybernetic]

I've been a huge fan of this song for over a year, but had no idea it was on Newgrounds. I feel like your style of dubstep has everything that I'd want to hear from a dubstep track, i.e. cool sounds all through, heavy bass, and a good structure, but brings its own unique feel to those aspects. A lot of the sounds in this song feel really unique to me, maybe that's because I don't listen to a lot of cyberpunk-style music but I also think it has to do with your unique style. The vocals were really cool and well-placed, even in their tone alone they add a lot to the feel of this track. One thing in particular that I thought was really the icing on the cake here is that the lead synth cooperates really well with all the other sounds in the intro, instead of overpowering them, making for a powerful blend of different melodies and sounds that I've never noticed in any other song. As for the drop, I feel like it was a perfect dubstep drop. It managed to fit in a lot of different types of growls, sounds and melodies while still retaining a strong structure and progressing smoothly. Overall, these attributes make this one of my favorite dubstep songs of all time, so I must give a big congratulations and thanks to you and Nicot33n (now known as Tremors, I believe) for creating this awesome masterpiece.

[Battle]

In days of old, I spent every waking hour learning everything there is to know about Pokémon. I successfully memorized the names of all 718 existing at the time before I even got my first DS, because my parents wouldn't let me get one until I was 12. Then when I actually started playing the games, I was even more mind-blown. Even though I don't exactly have the nostalgia of the original games because my first game was Y, this still reminds me of the days when the Pokémon franchise was all I ever thought about. Warm and fuzzy feelings aside, this is an awesome song. I've always loved the very iconic gen 1 wild encounter theme for its energy, its catchyness, and its beautiful progression that fits perfectly with what it was made for, and adding all this backbone to it as you have done makes for something utterly epic. Honestly, I could see this in a new generation battle against Red or something, but at the same time, this takes THE Pokémon theme and makes it into its own energy speedway of a song, which is well produced and has nice variety of melodies. All around, great to listen to. Solid 5 stars.

I had a feeling there was something else I wanted to say, but I can't seem to make out what it is and how to say it. That's annoying, but I guess I have enough in this review already. Peace

Schtiffles responds:

Damn dude, very well said and much appreciated! While transcribing the song from the original I came to realize just how mind-blowingly well it's composed. The melodies have this amazing flow to them where everything fits together perfectly, and the harmonies sit in the mix right under them bridging empty space with the low-mids. Junichi Masuda is a genuine musical genius haha.