Add: I like the beat and almost retro sound you’ve got going on here. The doubled vocals work well. The dialogue bit is interesting! This is a bit Bowie-esque which I like.
An Annoyed Android: I really like this. The mix sounds a little disjointed, like the instruments aren’t in the same space, and I want your vocals a little more up front. Other than that though, I’m enjoying the groove and outstanding vocals on this.
Basal Bark Band: Enjoying that groove right off the bat. The echoes of the guitar are very cool. I can’t hear your vocals well in the mix, definitely want them a little louder and more processed to match the instrumental.
Berkeley Social Scene: Oooh jungle drums. I like the change up of pacing throughout and the harmonies. There’s something I’m just not vibing with though, which is disappointing because I usually really enjoy your songs. Not that it’s a bad song, it’s just not catching my ear the way I want it to.
Cannonade Streete: This has some great energy right off the bat. I like the blown-out vocals for the most part, but there’s a weird whine/screech/feedback? that is distracting from it. I like the beat a lot.
Duncan Martin: I had absolutely no idea what to expect when I read the lyrics. It certainly wasn’t something this cool. I really like the flow of the lyric delivery and the layered vocals.
Flvxxvm Florvm: Those are some filthy sounds, very fitting for the subject matter. This is giving me a “War Pigs” vibe. I like the psychedelic ending.
The Freezing Hands: I can’t hear your vocals very well which is a shame because it sounds like some of the 90’s/early 2000s dreampop I used to jam in college. I like the vibe overall though.
heine: I really like those doubled vocals and how they really kick in on the chorus. This has a cool vibe.
Hoblit: This is another one I wasn’t sure about right at the start, but damn did it kick into gear nice and quick. The hook is catchy and this has a grungy vibe I really dig. Nice solo.
James Owens: Ooooh that organ. I really like the “wake up, wake up” repetition. Also loving the beat.
Johnny Cashpoint & Andy Balham: That guitar tone is great. Loving those gang vocals on the chorus, and the synth mirroring the melody is really cool.
Joy Sitler: Nice lyrics. I like how the arrangement builds throughout the song. Very angsty, which works both musically and lyrically.
The Mellfire Trifecta: I wasn’t sold on this at first. But the phrasing at the chorus got me. Then those harmonies that just build and build. Very nice.
The Pannacotta Army: This is the most Pannacotta Army Pannacotta Army song I’ve ever heard. Love those dreamy guitars and synths. The vocal delivery feels deliciously lazy along with the overall vibe. I really really like this.
Pigfarmer Jr: This feels almost country which I did not expect from you. A compelling and tragic narrative. I did want some vocal harmonies on the chorus, though.
Reve + Ujn: I wasn’t sure about this for the first minute or so. Once the vocals and beat kick in though, there’s the juice. It reminds me of Muse and Kamelot.
Robyn Mackenzie: I haven’t liked my last few entries, so this one is a bit refreshing as it’s the first song I’ve worked on since last summer. I wanted to write about some shit I’m going through in the most esoteric way possible–this was the result and I’m pretty happy with it.
RoneAI: My inner emo kid loves this. I do, however, feel that the drums are a little busy for my liking. My brain wants more variety/flow in the percussion. Also I def would prefer human vocals.
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