Arisenprodigy

I loved the intro and beginning drum-work in Wondering. But once the vocals came in I was a little disappointed in finding that pop-emo-punk whine thing. That thing where everyone tries to add some sort of accent on the way they pronounce everything the way Green Day started and Blink-182 pushed. It wasn't too far after that initial cringe with the vocals I had that it subsided. Perhaps they got better as I listened or they started to grow into my acceptance.

The instruments were very well played, I'd have to say. I enjoyed listening to the music more than anything. I think 'Something' would be my favorite alongside 'Revelations.'

Keep rockin on, guys.

Look, if you're going to say you're remixing anything, you should probably remix it.

Making a few electronic songs, naming them after songs made by the beatles, and calling it a remix is nothing short of a scam using their name to boost your plays.

When I first listened to the album, I was looking to listen to just instrumentals of 8-bit music. I was excited hearing the way "Sad Robot" started and dynamic use of guitars along with the chiptunes.

Once the singing started and I was thrown off. I wasn't expecting them and really didn't want to hear lyrics initially. As the song progressed, I found myself really liking the uses of vocoders etc.

I think I shivered with excitement the way "I Want to be a Machine" sounded, especially the way the beginning pulled me in.

As much as I can say I appreciate what you're doing, it just turns out that I didn't entirely enjoy it.

The lyrical flow is really interesting to me. I'm still interested in hearing more from you if you do plan to make more music.