Started to listen to this tune and instantly thought of Halloween. I dig Halloween!! Really like the effects and eerie back up vocals in this song and the haunting feel. I could hear this in a scary movie or any back ground music in a film of this nature. Like I said I dig Halloween and I dig this song. Great job!!!!

This is such an odd song, but it's so catchy. Almost has an edge of old New Wave. Very interesting singing. It suddenly changes to something that sounds like David Bowie. I've got to give you some props for trying different things. This is just too cool! Good Luck. I Like it! Electronica Rocks! Edward Westbrook

Bonjour, je viens de découvrir par l'intermédiaire de NUMBERONEMUSIC, votre monde musicale. très agréable à l'écoute continuez ainsi - très cordialement - bises

Excelente tema, me gusta el sonido misterioso y un poco psicodelico. Mis felicitaciones y saludos.

I really like this. It reminds me of that game killer instinct. I like to see people who still do electronica, trance and so forth. the change in sound was hella cool because it was a drastic shift in sound yet didn't through me off. It goes from one genre to another but it is so fluid that it makes for a great listening experience and that is what you want it to be.

The title of my review sums it up pretty well, I think. Not saying it's a bad song though. I enjoyed it, very weird and gives off a discomforting feeling. This song has a very eighties feel to it. The transitions were done really well too, and added a lot to the song. I was really interested in what was going to happen next within the song, and I wasn't disappointed.

This tune reminds me of a track you might hear on a tv drama series, like "Heroes" or the like. And there's a compliment to the songwriter from Germany; great electronica merged with rock, you should really submit some of your work to licensing. Anyway, from the haunting, even spooky intro, the sinister laughter, to the amazing vocals by Ed Milican, I must say this is an amazing tune! There are even shades of prog-rock, like several unique movements within the song and stellar production. You've got to listen to this song at least twice just to get all the detail in it. I would be glad to include it on any playlist or radio show featuring experimental or electronic music. Faceless Man ... where are you?

Fantastic blend of many different sounds and musical genre compositions! Sounds range from classic Metal to Electronic to Acoustical Melody to 80's Rock. The clean guitar riff that comes in around 2 minutes is absolutely beautiful and matched beautifully by the vocalist change! I think it's got a great upbeat feel that could make for a fantastic pump-up song or fit nicely in a workout remix. My main complaint is in the recording/post production of the track. It sounds like the vocals were recorded from a distance which causes them to sound hollow. This may be a product of the post production or the recording. Also the words of the vocals sound muffled and are hard to decipher. It sounds like there are some sort of effects on the vocals and this could causing this distortion, however I'm not convinced that it fits the song. Overall, I love the errie-ness of the song and the tempo variations however it could still use more work. Keep up the awesome work and I look forward to listening to further pieces of your music!

Hi guys, I'm not into that kind of music, nut this sounds good, maybe except the intro. The changes of the mood are very successful. The song is very weird, but good weird. I'd love to get stoned on that one ;) It shows that you put a lot of work into it. Well done! Keep rockin' and good luck! Cheers, Donnie Donkov