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When's the album coming out? ;) Another amazing track man, well done. The "chippy" parts of the music are everything that I love about chiptunes. Again, it feels like I just got done playing something and the screen reads "Presented by Capcom"

frootza responds:

Thank you Badger! I think before I actually post the EP/Album, I'll submit a few more dance tracks to newgrounds in the meantime just to even things out. The latest I expect to release it will be two months, but I might submit a sample track just to give people a sneak peak!

Happy that you enjoyed the chip tune aspect. Just a basic square wave, but I think that is what really makes it suitable for video games and the like!

frootza

This song is just RIGHT...

I have to disagree with a previous reviewer, that whole bit between 0:29 to 1:04 was my favorite part :P I am a crazy sucker for that 'MegaMan urgency' in songs if that makes any sense at all. I'm sad(I think?) to report that it didn't make me take off my pants, but I listened to it 5 times in a row. Rad shtuff

frootza responds:

Thanks so much for the review! It means a lot, you have quite a lot of awesome 8-bit techno sounding songs on your page. I get what your saying with the urgency, its sort of what I was going for so I'm glad you picked up on it. PS: Its cool that you didn't do that with your pants :P

-frootza

I like it

Reminds me of Gary Numan's 'Dance' album. I know that isn't much of a review, but like 'Dance' in all its minimalist/experimental glory you kinda just can't help but stop and experience it. Good jobb

Ronan Harris just took a dump in his pants

This goes above and beyond the entire musical catalog of VNV Nation, which I imagine was probably the intent. The constant chanting of the piece's namesake, shows a vulnerability and raw emotion that rarely shines through on a track like this. The repeated inquiry appears to be offered with some level of scorn, though that scorn seems to mask a real and true heart-wrenching longing, further accentuated by mystical string swells and urgent 'The Matrix' beat. Beautiful, soul-searching piece.

and Beethoven wept...

...for he would never live to achieve as grand a design as this. This encompasses all the heavy-hearted meaning in all works by Ludwig, while maintaining its own unique charm. If one were to take the time to de-construct the melody using higher arithmetic functions only known by the government, one would be able to decipher the hidden message behind this wall of brilliance...that message being "hit up the high handle, homey beef" Clearly another gem in a rough world of pretenders.

Jesus himself couldn't make such music

This is clearly a representation of the hardships and struggles of the homeless insane in Philly, PA. Imagine if you will the destitute and nameless, once languid among the refuse of society and time, now wrought from the ghastly tomb of shattered dreams with pipe and stick and epic nunchuk...ready to reshape humanity for the good of all. If this piece is not the zenith of understanding of such things, then I am at a loss.

Kudos to you sir.

This is audio bliss.

I really enjoyed the whimsical nature and decidedly erotic nuances of this piece. The note progression in the beginning really gives you the feeling of flying in a cotton candy wonderland, while at the same time getting pulled to a warm demise inside some weeaboo's anime nightmare. The drums start to build, yet never fully deliver...I feel that this an interpretation of policy as set forth by the Obama administration and executed with deft precision. Very Well Done.

2023 update:
Thsi is still some of the best shit on NG. All the nerds throwing shade on it a decade ago: where are you now? No one even knows who you losers are. Meanwhile this guy still gets all the hot girls and the homes n shit.

Yeah

Yeah; Yeah.

Simple yet genre appropriate. Would be so much more with added lyrical content which of course is already your mindset. 5'd

Rad song, and awesome instruments!

People often overlook that making the synths squawk like you want them to is half the fun of doing electronic music! The sounds you got out of Reason's synths are truly inspiring and the song is awesome :) 5'd

Groovebot responds:

I'm glad you enjoyed it! It's still consistently receiving bad scores, but the most important thing to me is that I can please someone with it!

And yes, making the instruments is the most fun part of creating electronic music! That's why it's usually what I spend the most time doing :-)

Samus and Ridley: Poker Night

The ultimate face off between mortal enemies and set to this song ;). Loves it

ChampionAnwar responds:

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