#12 this weekHall of Mirrors - EP

by FloB

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rock, piano, instrumental

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Listen Download 1	Drops	Add to Add to Favorites Create a playlist Share Share with friends Share on Facebook Post in Twitter Send by email	2:33	317 listens
Listen Download 2	Hall of Mirrors	Add to Add to Favorites Create a playlist Share Share with friends Share on Facebook Post in Twitter Send by email	1:40	215 listens
Listen Download 3	Yoake - Interlude	Add to Add to Favorites Create a playlist Share Share with friends Share on Facebook Post in Twitter Send by email	1:14	156 listens
Listen Download 4	Behind the Door	Add to Add to Favorites Create a playlist Share Share with friends Share on Facebook Post in Twitter Send by email	1:50	142 listens
Listen Download 5	Domino	Add to Add to Favorites Create a playlist Share Share with friends Share on Facebook Post in Twitter Send by email	2:06	123 listens

About this album

Updated: 14/06/2009

Construit sur des accords basiques, Hall of Mirrors est constitué de morceaux instrumentaux où se côtoient piano, cordes, guitare et soutien rythmique.

Based upon basic chords, Hall of Mirrors is built from instrumental tracks made of various instruments (such as the piano, strings, guitars, drums).

The tracks of this album are published under a Creative Commons licence, check the licence associated to each track.

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fcahoon • 2009-11-12 16:00:57

I really enjoy your melodies. The one thing I would've done differently is not to have the percussive pops come in on "Behind the Door" -- I know it's supposed to heighten the drama, but for me it just distracts. Or, use some real drums with some kind of sonic texture, like dumbek or tabla or tympani instead of just "thunk". In general I'd probably mix the percussion a bit lower, but hey, that's just me. Merci beaucoup!