DreamHollow's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[WIP - Something I made years ago]

It's very pretty. It's a little simple, but there's nothing wrong with that.

Good use of piano and strings here.

JesseTikka responds:

Thanks!

[Moonlchan - The Walrider]

I love how it opens up immediately with the creepy strings.

Good use of synths and electronic FX in this.

[Lizzie Freeman - Singing Demo]

I'm really surprised this doesn't have more engagement.

This sounds really nice!

I hope you get more listens in the future.

[Feed your factory]

Oh now this is lovely. It literally just vibrates.

[hello this is my first song! :)]

What the heck. This is brilliant.

It's rather messy, I think. The samples are really all over the place.

I think this is an excellent use of synth, voice samples, and drums.

scrambIe responds:

Awwwww thanks!! YOU'RE brilliant and all over the place!!!!! :D

[Pandemonium]

I really love this. Reminds me of the Open Hexagon soundtrack. The original one.

Those songs were absolutely god tier.

This is a stellar usage of chiptune. I can see why people like this so much.

[Wilieu - Empathy]

Extremely suspenseful. I really like this.

This music feels like it would be perfect for some game or short animated film.

I find it ironic that this song is called "empathy".

[titled dreams]

I really love your use of reverb in this.

The use of reverb and drums gives me that distinctly early 2000s music style.

I would like to rate this higher but some of the instruments in the midpoint felt like they were pushing against the sound, and creating unnecessary conflict.

Still a great song overall.

cathatmusic responds:

that is very much what I was going for

[Maverick [8-Bit]]

This sounds extremely good. Definitely a good homage to the SNES era music.

Great use of synths and 8-bit instruments. I'm completely blown away by this.

AvizuraNG responds:

Thanks a lot RadioMelon! I tried to do the best I can within the NES limitations :)

[Frosty Sunrise]

It could be a little bit better. There's not quite enough going on in the song.

Or maybe it's just the choice of instruments. I can tell what you were going for, but it still feels like it needs something.