Cyberdevil's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Battle Me (nachomix)]

It's that Nachomix with the sickest dips! For the business kids with the richest bids! Who like beasts all feast on cold beats like this while they roll down streets smoking reef. Err.

Running out of tolerable rhymes with each one of these wallopings I find but: this is dope! :) Thanks for making this too!

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larrynachos responds:

I haven't noticed the slightest decline in your sublime rhymes! Finish strong!

Thanks for the opportunity to work with you! I love what we've created here!

[A cold day in hell]

This is reaaaally good! Melancholy vibe, steady beat... big MGK fan too. Solid work with this.

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RAMUSH responds:

Gonna keep on making you proud homie.

[weird f---in beat man]

Hmmm I like this too! These little strange and/or stupid things you make are pretty fun, always a new kind of vibe entirely... though the shaky beat thing reminds a bit of the last.

That love me vocal bit fits in so perfectly too. Huge mood booster. Or reducer. Them contrasts. Them ways it somehow comes across both lustful and joyful and all good things but at the same time cynical and lonely but also mysterious and just pretty exciting somehow...

Could be just perfect for Halloween type stuff, or y'know...

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Father-of-Death responds:

my music has been so random these past years, havent been making as great stuff as i'd like to be. thanks for the review! :) <3 <3 <3

[Listerine 2.0]

Aaand apparently I totally missed this whilst skimming through before. XD Interesting how different a take this artistry inspires... one of those beats that brings out things huh. Maybe. In whichever order it was made, music to text or vice versa. Complex lyricism too, impressive...

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ADR3-N responds:

I actually wrote the bulk of the lyrics two years or something like that ago and shaved them into shape onto the beat. Super flattered you liked the beat enough to drop a verse <3

[Hope for the Future]

I really like the vibe with this... the slow grow. Ambient and hopeful. Heartfelt and positive tones. Voices in the notes themselves. So relaxing... the structure might not be incredibly advanced but the layers work well together. Soothing...

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VortexSupernova responds:

Thank you very much :33333 and yeah, it was kinda rushed, and I relied on a heavily progressive structure that was supposed to make it around 10 mins, but cut out on 3 mins

[(DEMO 2) Killer RAT - Soaked In Her Blood]

Quality of that first verse was on a whole new level! :D Syllable count and presentation and everything. Felt like the voice was a bit too up front/high at first, the kind of thing a mastering thing might fix, but recording quality sounds better too otherwise. Not too much reverb. Good tone.

Not a huge fan of the second chorus getting all slurred up, works better towards the end IMO, and the hooker accent's hmm... not totally authentic (maybe you could use some filters on the voice? Change the pitch?), but overall! Impressed! These are really getting better and better. Energy's great. Build's great. Length's just right. I like the grunge vibe. The instrumentation's not too flat or predictable. Switches good. I like that distant layer with higher tones, whatever you'd call that. Was thinking the strumming sound (the bass?) was a bit too noticeable in the beginning, and stumbled at one point, but that impression disappears when it all really starts up.

Trying to decide if I'd appreciate this more with less obscene lyrics but that's part of the image innit... did enjoy it.

Looking forward to whatever's up next.

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guyfromKillerRAT responds:

Yeah my timing was off with the bass because I cod barely hear it while recording. But I tried though, I coulda redid it. I actually prefer the second verse, the instrumental gets more progressive and stuff like that. The hooker's voice was supposed to sound fake as hell, to make the song sound stupider. But yeah, I could take my timing and vocal performance more into consideration.

I really like these long reviews! Gives me stuff to think about later.

thankyaw for reviewing! xoxo

[Want To Change]

You're the professional percussion glider Quarl! High sky survivor trier, deep diving flier with a mind for dubstep subgets!

The dubstep part of this really came in late, but I could listen to that piano all day, ambient in a strange and uplifting kind of way. Dig it. Solid beat too. Never mind a genre.

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Quarl responds:

Nice rhymes Devil. Those piano melodies are just major arpeggios I've been rolling up and down on my piano. G flat major arpeggio, then a half step down into an F major. Nothing fancy but basics have a timelessness that just sound right :D

[Shmojoe]

Somehow the title just describes it perfectly... though I never would've imagined techno could sound like this...

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Fantishow responds:

Yea, idk if ‘techno’ is entirely accurate, but it was the closest fit

[Magmotic (Ft. Dr. Ted Nelson)]

The DOOM + Mario 64 thing had me imagining the DOOM bit would be a bit more like the DOOM 64 soundtrack. :) Seems it's the intro from the new ones though... but I do love it. Eerie, shrieky, ferocious, steady, strange and wholesome... feels like this could be used for pretty much anything.

Nice homage to those classics too.

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TeraVex responds:

I’m glad you enjoyed it! I should’ve clarified on the Doom statement considering that Dooms older OSTs are more known generally; thank you for the review!