Monkius's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[strange]

I find that a lot of your songs are evocative of a certain place. This time it makes me think of driving down some badly-washboarded dirt road in between fields of crops on my way to make a delivery to some farm, with this playing on the radio.

I have a hunch that you would do well composing music for the video game industry (or film industry, if you want)

[Thumbscrew]

Aw snap, B-Rad is out trick-or-treating with the Beastie Boys!

(I am not implying collaboration, but rather expressing the first two things that come to mind when I listen to this)

B-RadGfromOV responds:

Now i wanna stick some beastie vocals on it

[stoned age]

For some reason, I usually envision someone engaged in an activity when listening to one of your loops. This time it was someone sneaking around back alleys and "getting up" (or perhaps something drug-related, in accordance with the title.) Have you ever made music for video games or short films or something? Seems like it would fit well there.

B-RadGfromOV responds:

I can see it!

I don't do that specifically, but I have let others use my stuff for videos and games.

[City Sidewalks]

I quite like the big pause in percussion near the middle. I pictured the walker being briefly distracted by some crowded-city-specific banality. Lol. I understand why this is a loop; the music portrays a certain sort of atmosphere so well that I want to listen on repeat and analyse it, break it down, see what makes it tick. Really cool.

[Pull]

This would go great as the oil change music in Gran Turismo, heh. That always seems to have a "musak" quality to it. This tune is like that, but less boring; if it's elevator music, you'd come out of the elevator humming the tune.

[8. Reach Equilibrium (BTD]

A summary for your review

I really don't understand why the random piano bit is at the end... Nonetheless, as a grinning Darnell would say: "Respect."