esotericSolipsistic's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[oh my god?? i hate bloatware]

Super cool form of expression. Acapella stuff is foreign to me but it works well. The lyricism is quite good too. Brings me feelings, powerful imagery.

[Sea Lantern Eyes (Acoustic)]

Brought me some feelings. Namely nostalgia, and bittersweet recollection. Also others I can't quite place at the moment. Thanks for this.

FeaturelessAshen responds:

Thank you for the amazing score it means a lot!
there more music like this on my page i think you will like!

[Brutaller Soup]

I guess I hate myself because I just decided to listen to this entire thing

ErasmusMagnus responds:

Brutalist fermentation. Unfit for human listening. Never eat gravel.

[Sound Point Trois]

Love this noise wall

[Frog Legs]

Sublime

[Nakanance]

Love it. Reminds me of older video games I used to play.

[Break]

I've heard of such forms of art before. Not my particular interest, but any sort of strangeness and abstraction I can admire heavily. I don't quite understand the intention behind this form of art though, if there is any.

[Innbo]

Something very relaxing about some of what I am hearing, the repetitive swaying back and forth of the drones. I will listen to this next time I sit in the woods.

[you feel yourself erode]

I can't understand what this noise is saying. Interesting regardless. Foreign form of expression to me. End was cool though, sounds like electricity suffering.

[The Bore In Iraq]

Can't say I've heard much else out there which I can liken to what you make. It is also true that we are being set against one another by the ubiquitous "they". Surely you can see how those of my generation seek some form of meaning in their lives, which are as bleak as ever thanks to the current state of affairs within this godforsaken country, be it political or economic or what have you. It is almost unbelievable to me how easily they are drawn into various ideologies and turned into shells which are devoid of any uniqueness. Left, right, it doesn't matter. My peers seem to have an unquenchable thirst for self-categorization. But what the hell do I know anyway. I love your work and click with what you have to say.