Sleepycoaster's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Step Out Into The Sun]

This is a great (and somewhat nostalgic in my case) ambient track. The intro set the relaxed scene, commanding with a whisper to feel at home. The bass sounds great. The drums are well-detailed and grab attention--However, that's a bit of a problem. I can't really take my mind off that snare drum from :27 to 1:25. The use of sliding synth after this part continues completing the ambient picture and is a great idea in my humble opinion. At 1:30 the percussion is nice but it might be a bit loud. Nice sound blending at 1:54.
Overall an ambient piece that sets a great mood.

pitbulljones responds:

Thank you very much AC for the review. I'm glad you got a nostalgia trip from this track, I've been going on an 80's synth mission of late with some mixed results. My intention was to have the drums quite forward in the mix but I do appreciate that they may be too loud for some. If you have time please have a listen to some of my other tracks and let me know what you think, indeed, if you have any tracks you'd like me to review send me a PM. Thanks again for the review.

Peace and hugs,

Pitbulljones

[Centaurs and Such]

The jazzy intro of this tune makes for an excellent and fresh hook, graced well with the jazzy drums and fresh bassline a little later. Some parts of the piano melody line are smooth and well-felt, although I think there are some unnecessary notes. The transition into the drop turns the song on its head in a delightfully disorientating way that made me shiver. The saw in the middle is uniquely psychedelic, although I'm no expert in dubstep specifically. I think the second part of the saw part where the slayer guitar comes in isn't necessary, it just makes me confused as to what I should be listening to. The addition of the intro to the end makes this seem like a rather simple song.
Good for easy listening.

Cimba responds:

Thank you so much for the compliments. This was quite helpful!

[Masters Of The Clock]

Excellent percussion track and atmospherics. What I really like about it is the transitions, which I think prevent the song from sounding repetitive very well. For a short track it accomplishes a good amount.