Score: 10

"I hate being lost in thought."

submission: (N)Dreams Of Nightmares(N)

date: December 20, 2009

Words, thoughts, feelings I once buried just sort of wander their way across my mind's eye. It's not a pleasant line-up. It's full of 'What-Could-I-Have-Dones' and 'I-Wish-I-Hadn't-Said-What-I-Saids'; loads of 'em, actually.

Anyhoozle (I say that way too often these days :P) to be put in such a weightless state by a three minute song is either a nod to how tired I am, or how much your music affects people. I'm thinking it's 99% the latter .. though my eyes do feel like they've been coated in lead.

Hold off on that search party, because I think I just found myself.

Score: 10

"Love it."

submission: (NUB)Work In Progress :(

date: December 20, 2009

This song, particularly at the minute mark, sort of grabs me by the hand and says, "Hey. Come on - you're stalling. Let's go!"

Rebuilding is a tough process in any sense of the word, BUT at least you know you've got a rabidly devoted fanbase under you with starving ears and souls ready to be warmed by your particular brand of music.

<3

Stay classy, Broseph.

Score: 10

"Wicked!"

submission: SugarPlum Fairy Remix

date: December 8, 2009

Downloaded this last year, kept me groovin' since then!

I would have liked to hear the eighth note run that the bass clarinet used to have .. but the fact that it's missing in your techno version actually makes it kinda signature! So for that I'm still rating 10!

That and, of course, it sounds real slick. LOVE the drumset in there.

Score: 9

"Somber."

submission: When Sadness Builds Up

date: November 26, 2009

Like it. Has a dark blue sort of pulse to it. Despite whatever sadness there is, our feet keep walking and our breaths keep coming. I like it.

You will find me almost always complaining about the length of a song. This is one of those where the thought is there, it just feels like it needs to be .. expanded. Not sure what I'm trying to say.

Anyways, very slick track. Me gusta mucho.

Score: 10

"Drifting?"

submission: .:Drifting Into Nothingness:.

date: November 26, 2009

Feels more than that. Feels like something is pulling me. Maybe those bass swells? Your piano, too, draws me in even closer. The song has a real slick feel to it, and I love it to death.

So whatever it is tugging at my sleeve, it can have me.

I'll follow this melody anywhere it goes!

Download'd and fav'd

Score: 8

"Lots happening."

submission: .:Before She Diesv2:.

date: November 26, 2009

Your piano pieces are all terribly expressive. So much is happening in the background - even if there's a simple quarter note progression, you've got epic mash madness fighting for my attention behind.

When the guitar and drums came in, I wasn't sure what to think. I think it sort of redeemed itself in the end, though. In all - a good track. There's a sort of desperation to it. You want to get up and do something, even if you're not entirely sure what that something is!

Score: 10

"Hold on!"

submission: .:As Time Passes By:.

date: November 26, 2009

From the opening notes, the song grabs you by the collar - "Hang on tight, bitch."

Which is appropriate, given that time doesn't slow down for ANYONE. Even when it does, the second you think you're ready to start smelling the roses - it picks up pace and you're back to the same frantic pace as before.

Some of the sounds are a bit strained sounding, but I just have to love this song.

Sorry, though. :( No dl from me because it's so short! But 5'd and fave'd!

Score: 10

"YESH!!"

submission: Beats and Broadswords(trapped)

date: November 16, 2009

More Nub for my itunes library!

Welcome back, broseph!

Score: 8

"Most def slick!"

submission: Stay Smooth

date: November 14, 2009

A bit short. Sort of liked the vignette feel. The vocal samples, too, add to the awesome. The drums had a great 'flayvah!' to 'em.

I think it could have looped a bit nicer. That would have been neat-o.

Score: 10

"Weee!"

submission: Voice Sample - The Raven

date: November 3, 2009

I have no shame in admitting that I have a great portion of this poem memorized. WIN!

Thanks for bringing it to life, creepily. That's a compliment, by the way. Because, you know. That's sort of what my broseph Edgar was about. Ha!