Chill instrumental

[formchaos]

Hey, I produce my own music, and I just wanted to see what you think about it. All laid back instrumentals, mainly acoustic/dub tracks. Thanks

www.myspace.com/leakylovefaucet

[Happy_Squirrel]

What they Call Humour: Cool stuff, very trippy. Normally I'm not a big fan of sampled speeches laid out on top of music, but this worked for some reason. Interesting choice with the letterman hilton clip, btw. My only complaints: the guitar playing gets a little sparse around the 2:00 mark and the vocal clip goes on for quite a while after the song ends.

Froot Luip: Nice bass riff. Lots of interesting sounds that caught me off guard (in a good way). Good use of quirky sounds as percussion. Nice. Good change to the watery-sounding reverb guitar near the end, although I thought it ended a bit weakly.

King's Drive: Cool ambient intro. Loved all the little touches: especially liked how it quickly but smoothly shifts from kind of an ambient/shoegazer vibe to raggae. Good work!

Nameless: One of my favorites. Great guitar playing. No complaints.

Rayne: Cool track. The lead guitar seems a little thin and I think the snare is a little loud compared to the other percussion, at least in the first part. Also, it came to a rather abrubt end. Other than that, I like.

Lenny: Very creative track (hell, all of 'em are). Great riffing. I will say that this song didn't fill out the entire frequency spectrum as well as the other tunes, but maybe that's o.k.

One thing I'll say is that I thought most of these were shorter than they need to be. I write instrumental music myself, so I know how hard it can be to keep people's attention for more than a minute or two when there's no vocals, but I really feel like several of these could've gone on longer and still been fresh.

If you dig ambient instrumental music, you might check out my site: http://www.myspace.com/alhambrainashes

I'm not looking for a crit or anything, just thought you might be interested. Peace out! :chug: