Hey dude, this song is just awesome! You really gave off a certain type of ambiance here. I felt like I was flying through the milky way or something.

My biggest point of appreciation has got to be the buildup. The buildup is just so good! The radio samples and the strange, abstract sounds makes everything very compelling the very first second you turn this song on, and it just keeps growing in size and expanding, just like the universe itself.

It takes a good 5 minutes to form a solid beat, and even then, the song structure is still abstract and maze-like. The droning saws, the haunting yet beautiful ethereal choirs, and the glitch noises all just make for a very cohesive whole, while still being interesting and daring to go new ways.

I couldn't help but notice how you've got GLITCH SOUNDS in this song? IDK if you already knew how to do these, or if you didn't have the software for it yet before you made this song, but I really want to know how you did those glitches. That stuff is so fucking cool!

One point of criticism is that the song gets a slight bit repetitive at the end, but that doesn't bother me. The song had already well taken it's time to make a connection to the listener. The song sounds rather dark and sad in the beginning, but towards the end, the song gets a more optimistic tone with those colorful plucks and characteristic leads. It all culminates into this whirlwind of awe and emotional payoff.

Structurally, as well as in terms of sound design and emotion, I'd give this song a solid 10/10. Idk how you could even spend 3 months on a music project, but just listening to this kinda makes me understand. I salute you for your dedication and your craftsmanship. I thoroughly enjoyed this piece, and I hope that you make more stuff like this.

Yet again, 10/10

Wow, what an atmospheric track. I really like everything from 1:29 onward. The pulsing saw basses and high-pitched string sections add a cinematic element to an otherwise dark sounding industrial ambient theme.

The fact that you managed to make sounds like this in GarageBand of all things also makes it extra cool.

I'm glad to see you're back producing and uploading music!

Okay, so, first thing I noticed: it's much more detailed than your previous work. It is a little bit repetitive, but I kinda feel like that works in the track's favor.

It's a very ''comfortable'' song to listen to in my opinion, though there are definitely little surprises sprinkled left and right, like for example, the 'radio'-filter, as I'm gonna refer to it, and the subtle bit crushed voices that sound more like an instrument of their own rather than any vocals.

The bass is really heavy on the ears, but not in a grating sense. It kinda feels like dipping your head in a warm liquid filling your ears (yes, I read the terminology you used on that comment about Harmor's sounds), and the percussion is steady, but sometimes also pretty arhythmic.

The detail in this song, but especially the comfort-factor of the whole package, makes this probably your best song this year so far. IDK how others feel about it, but whenever you drop a track like this, I am always hyped. Also helps the fact that I listen to a lot of lo-fi hiphop stuff like this while studying.

Well deserved 9/10 from me!

For a logo, this is really cool. The color gradients here are very well chosen, and it's simplistic enough to immediately recognize the logo whenever you would see it. I like how you made the 'B' reversed, and also make it look a bit like a stylistically drawn letter rather than a plain letter.

Overall, nice job. 8/10

I got here via EagleGuard. He claims to have gotten inspiration from this art project. The song's name is Downfall.

Also, nice art.