i like the direction of the song. very DIY do it yourself. obviously you believe in your art 100%. that's good enough for me. if you asked, which you didn't...i would recommend less treble in the overall mix. otherwise, keep doing it your way! more power to you!!

Great music! I really liked the ambience and the guitar tones! I hope you keep up the good work and wish you all the luck in the world! Looking forward to listening to other songs! Congratulations!

This is not bad for a rough draft demo. It gives you a good idea on what this artist is strive to achieve.Instrumentally I see what he’s trying to go for. I still have a problem with the vocals. you gotta do what you gotta do with what you have.This is good old school metal style if you like Ozzy Osbourne Judas Priest and iron maiden. I’ll give this track a four out of five.You gotta do what you gotta do with what you have.I like the guitar riffs and the guitar solos it’s Well written and orchestrated. I would recommend the people that like old school heavy metal type of music.

Wow, the full level of distorted guitars achieved in this song. Vocal mono-declamation. Interesting percussion runs between the right and left channels. The track is more hard rock than metal, with a guitar solo in the middle and full of distortion, which is a bit distracting to listen to. The hi-hat countdown in the main riff is spinning in your ears. If I remember correctly, my first electric guitar had a built-in distortion, powered by a 9V battery, the sounds were similar. I think everything is made specifically for these effects. The song goes like a road roller. Check it out folks. Regards, Maciej ATRAPA

Entry with an 80s signature riff. What annoys a bit is the sound: very artificial/digital, too much high frequencies, the drums programming is way too static. The structure of the song is conclusive and solid, this goes for the guitar, are you an one man project built of a guitarist ? Very likely interlude with nice switches of the tonal center and a promising guitar work. Then follows the black Sabbath laden entry riff. Not bad, but really a reminiscent. All in all: Maybe I stated this in another review: built a band, you need a drummer and a singer and of course a bass player who are able to bring in more expertise which will benefit the song structures and the details. The other advantage: you can concentrate on the guitar, finding your style. And then, when you have songs, you need a better production, even with home recording you can have better results. Yes, sur you know that and it is a question of budget, but it is important !

Rock parlato con un giro quasi sempre uguale e continuo con le solite chitarre che si sfogano in modo quasi sorprendente e poi si riparte col giro martellante le parole non le capisco ma mi.piacerebbe sentire in cantante con una voce acuta che rompe un po la canzone ma che da la bellezza giusta a questo rock potente e martellante ma se va bene così non importa peccato però

Ill give it a5 star bc the music was played well.................Very good metal I wish you sung more the music is awesome guitars and there sound is really good........................the drums are brilliantly played.....................the arrangement is really well put together Iove the rythm guitars.............................. and there sound...... I want to thank you for letting me review your song I enjoyed it thanks again..................... . .........best if luck ...........steve from voodoo dancer................................

a very classic approach with groovy riffs..but it need better production with good riff tones and and clear solo tone but have the potential to grow on every song keep it up and keep rocking and overall a very good song