Phronemophobia's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Polka Parade | 2017]

I love everything about this.

Bertn1991 responds:

Eep thank you so much! ^.^

[Data Fatale]

This is fantastic. I especially like how you said you were "starting this long road" towards learning Synthwave only a month and a half ago, but it sure sounds like you've been specializing in the genre for far longer than that. It's proof of your talent, I suppose.

Thank you very much, Keren.

Keypat responds:

I'm glad you liked the track, this is gonna be a hell of EP, yeah!

[Chocolate Milk]

It delivers exactly what it promises, so I guess I can't fault it.

[Anathema Digital - Day Chip]

There's not enough variety to justify nearly six minutes. It's a great song, but I doubt I could fully enjoy this from start to finish after the first listen.

[E is Transcendental]

Simple and relaxing.

[Exploration]

This certainly is a fun piece of music, especially when I actually take the time to try and visualize the "new world" you're creating for me. Thank you for the adventure, SirQ. You've done good.

Also, is it safe to assume you're heavily inspired by Waterflame?

Quebi responds:

Oh absolutely. And if you check my Youtube channel, I have the picture of the world I used to make this.

[Pulse [Melodic Electro]]

I did, in fact, enjoy.

Thank you very much, Piano Boy.

Bentendo64 responds:

thanks! :)

[Creo - Rivals]

This sounds like theme music introducing the most impressive thing ever to the world and we should all be terrified at the sight of it... but not until after the song is over, that is.

[Hate]

It's sounds like you unlocked Hard Mode for a demon-possessed copy of Galaga.
I consider that to be amazing AND terrifying at the same time. Great job!

[Decay]

I'm not a fan of slow music, so this isn't something I would enjoy hearing on my playlist, but I always appreciate a track that an artist puts in the effort to keep from going stagnant (from sounding repetitive) at any point. It may not be my cup of tea, but, for little experience I've had with this listening to this type of music, I still consider it to be a fine example of Sludge and an interesting blend of genres.

nomubiku responds:

I appreciate that you took the time to write something and didn't just trash it because it's not your style. I also appreciate your open mind and willingness to look for something you could appreciate in something that's not your cup of tea. It is an unintentional mashup that just turned out that way as I put ideas together. I'm generally really happy with the music I make and I always hope that it will find it's way into the ears of someone who will feel excitement, happiness, meaning, and/or humor from it like I do. I also accept that it's not going to do the trick for everyone and that's totally fine.

Cheers!