Krobak (Ukraine)

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Wow Prog-jester! This is a wonderful song, no kidding! I have high hopes for you.

I like the childish mood at first and the reggae-ish rhythm guitar shortly after. The rest of the song (crescendos and all) is excellent.

Got anymore great tunes to share?

Beautiful!!

The middle part a little bit too protracted, maybe, but hey, who am I to judge? Very, very enjoyable!

Mark me in for the beginning of the queue of buyers when the CD will finally see the light of the day.

This is awesome! Can't wait to hear other tracks....

clarke2001 wrote: The middle part a little bit too protracted, maybe...

Well, taking into consideration, that it was composed mostly during the recording session (except for this catchy theme for two guitars)... Well, yes, the crescendo parts may seem a bit too short, while quiet ones are more frequent, but I wish you'd only know what is the pleasure to play it by yourself

Love that new track. Good post rock!

That's can be a temporary problem. Please try later.

Avestin, check the previous track too! I won't forget you all guys

Keep Kommenting!!!

I'll take a listen when I get home. Excellent job untill now, PJ!!!

Hi there Prog-jester!

Wow you have some very creative stuff here.  I guess I'll start at the beginning.

'Park Luny' - I think you really captured the song with that title (or the title with the song?  I guess it depends on which one came first!).  The way the song meanders from one theme into another is both childlike and looney-like.  With the scratching and out-of-tune noises, you've superimposed a touch of madness on otherwise peaceful sounds, and I think it works very well.  The ethereal guitar brings in some very intense emotions - I heard glee and desperation, personally, which is odd since those things usually don't mix.  I love the happy but out-of-tune ending!  I do have one negative comment - the scratching noises are very loud compared to the other sounds, and I found I had to turn the volume down quite a bit during those parts or it hurt my ears (which means I couldn't clearly hear your other sounds behind the scratching, either).  I may just have sensitive ears, or maybe I had the volume up too high in the first place - your call.

'Muzikoy...': Lovely, and reminiscent of music from the movie 'Blade Runner' (which I love).  I can see a replicant dying in the rain to this music...  I noticed you're using a similar quick-strum ambient guitar in this song as you did in 'Park Luny'.  I think it is more effective on this track, with the solo guitar over it.  When the song changes gear to a more mellow landscape, it successfully gives the listener (well, at least me) a necessary chance to recover from the constant guitar strumming that preceeded it - otherwise I think the fuzzy effects in the last 1/3 of the song would have been too much.  As it is, I think they're in just the right spot.  I like that you blended effects from the first 1/3 of the song into parts near the end.  I wasn't crazy about the last several seconds of the song where the drums take over, though.

The part of 'The Fried Bull's Blues' that you have up is amazing, definately my favorite of the three.   I love the subtle effects, and how the theme grows and changes slightly throughout the whole song.  For some reason the combination of sounds you have there at several points reminded me of a Gregorian Chant, even though I'm pretty sure there was no chanting in there.  Bringing in the heavy guitars toward the end really added an urgent element that enhanced the song as a whole, but especially the softer ending.  Great job!

I hope you don't mind reading long posts... I like to give useful feedback rather than just tell you whether I liked something or not. :)



Edited by StarsongAgeless - April 26 2007 at 18:00

Just updated the page - posted an edited version of "Muzikoy..."

Park Luny  Nice one.

Edited by Siddhartha - April 30 2007 at 06:59