Reali-tGlitch's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[-= Space Boots (RMX) =-]

There is no denying the prevalent tone and sound of a Biocide song. Mechanical, acidic, and intense. Those are the three best verbs to accurately describe one of your songs.

You are a beast among men, but only in the best possible way.

I only wish I could aspire to your quality (but clearly not your sound; where would the originality be, then?)

Keep up the good work, old friend.

Until next time,
Reali-tGlitch

TheBiocide responds:

There are few things I enjoy more than a genuinely awesome review - and that's exactly what you've got here... Muuuuch love, buddy. Can't thank you enough for your continuous support.

Always happy to hear from ya <3

[Creeping Viola]

I recognized those strings (pizzicato and viola alike) right away. Always nice to hear someone else using symphonic/orchestral elements in their music.

The beats were pretty refreshing for the most part, with some drum sounds I haven't heard used a whole bunch. The drop was refreshingly simple (though it did feel a little empty), and the bass sounds not too overwhelming (but not too lacking, either). One thing you can avoid is definitely using that RudeBoy bass in too many songs; that typically begets disdain from most dubstep fans.

Overall, I'd say that this is much better than the style I heard in "Bite Your Head Off". Good job; you're on the right path.

[Numi - Midnight]

The acolyte of glitchstep with a chilled theme does it again.

Love your style, buddy; keep it up. It's fresh and exciting.

[-= System =-]

Simplym beautifully destructive, as always. One of your best.

TheBiocide responds:

Really appreciate that! Thanks, buddy.

[-= Backlash =-]

Ah, that classic Biocide bass my ears have been missing recently.

Keep 'em coming, buddy. Now that I'm back in the game, too, I shall see you at the zenith ;)

TheBiocide responds:

Excellent! Glad to see you're back, man! Always nice to hear from ya :)

[Spoon(e) - Rays of Light]

This is sort of a median between bro- and chillstep, and it walks that line with superb balance. I cannot say the intro struck me as very good, mostly due to the square melody, but it really blends well when you have the rawr bass going. Overall, a pretty good job.

-Reali-tGlitch

Spoonerang responds:

I appreciate the time you've put out to write a review. This was a rather experimental track, and not much thought went into it... It was the last track I created on my laptop, which was decaying (more or less), it could barely run FL Studio. So I couldn't do 'as much' as I could've...

nonetheless, thanks for the review!

[Desire feat Steklo]

First thing that struck me was how everything sounded like they were dragged along together (but it worked, surprisingly). The second thing is that I noticed how you have almost no emphasis whatsoever on your snare; try downloading Soundgoodizer (it's free, last I checked, and is a great form of a compressor). It would really bring out the snare.

The drop is interesting, as well.

Overall, it feels mashed, but surprisingly works a decent bit, so good job on that.

martin-wales responds:

cheers bud, yeah I actually have that, I'll make sure to give it a try next time. :D cheers for the review.

[Bite Your Head Off]

It is definitely repetitive, to say the least (wait, just realized it was a loop, sorry.Very nicely looped). I also think that the metallic sound that makes the bass sound like it's reflecting off the walls of a completely titanium room is actually detrimental to it, and the bass should take center stage without it to be a little more in-your-face. I could definitely picture something like this in a movie.

PERVOK responds:

Are you talking about the throaty sounds or the higher frequency sounds in the bassline? A pm would be nice :) And thank you for the review

[AxEL - Japan Attacks!]

I'm not terribly fond of the drop in the least (waaay too repetitive for my tastes), but your intro is absolutely incredible.