Reviews written by Ceekayed
 | Skin Reviewed: February 13, 2008 Artist: Zan Ok, so I clicked the download link and chose "play in winamp", forgot that this song was downloading and started listening to Shpongleyes by Shpongle, and once the song had downloaded and started playing, wondered that who the **** has remixed my Shpongle songs. This, as usual in my reviews, is comp | Read full review |
 | Their Minds..? Reviewed: February 12, 2008 Artist: Zan Takabakatakabakatrrrakabakatakbakatakatrrr. That's the best way to describe the overall feeling of this song. Or just call it repetitive hardcore with some horror'ish elements. The sounds used are very raw (read: lovely) but rather weak, while there's very little going on melodically - I love the | Read full review |
 | Terrifying Fungus Reviewed: January 03, 2008 Artist: Cathedral of Failure Congratulations, you've managed to make Ceekayed speechless. This track completely blew me away. Right from the intro I knew that this track would be worth my time. Awesome beats and really creepy atmosphere coupled with top-notch production makes this track a real killer. All it still needs is rea | Read full review |
 | Thoughtspring Reviewed: August 09, 2007 Artist: grip I'm not too familiar with minimal house, but I'll try to do my best in understanding the genre by listening to only this song. So what Grip has created here is an ambient'ish soundscape painted on a rather regular house beat with the exception there's no really deep bassdrums or in-your-face cla | Read full review |
 | Teh Machinaf0nk0r Reviewed: August 09, 2007 Artist: Gazus Snake I agree with the other reviewers; the track is melodically very enjoyable but alot of the enjoyability is lost because of poor sample choices and usage. Neat oldschool'ish and a funky atmosphere though. | Read full review |
 | Gathering Reviewed: August 04, 2007 Artist: 8bitstrawberry Crap, I'm rewriting this whole review because firefox crashed earlier. Now to the point. This track has alot of potential to be a killer, but as it is, it's just a short glimpse of something awesome. It feels like an intro to something greater, as it can't stand on it's own for long. But for tha | Read full review |
| Demon or God Reviewed: August 02, 2007 Artist: Cthulhian An energetic blackmetal track by Cthulhu with Buried's vocals. I've always been a fan of Cthulhu's great guitar arrangements, and this piece doesn't let me down. However, there are so many technical flaws here that the good melodical ideas can save only so much. | Read full review |
 | Coming of Age Reviewed: August 01, 2007 Artist: solo It took me ten days to get into the right mood for reviewing this track; and for a reason. It's not music I'd listen every day. The piece is very disturbing, in a relaxed way (if that makes any sense); what we have here is ten minutes of urban electronic soundscapes without a clear structure. The | Read full review |
 | IQ Reduction Reviewed: July 22, 2007 Artist: John Marwin Lofi drum-wankery from John Marvin again. The main beat IS damn catchy. This is a true, naked, triphop piece - Why naked? Well, it has no unneccessary elements, like melodies, chords, or anything else but only the important stuff; drums. The tastiest lofi drums you'll ever hear, may I add. I feel t | Read full review |
 | Dirty Pieces Of Meat Reviewed: July 22, 2007 Artist: John Marwin Imagine. Imagine having the hangover of your life. Then imagine getting various sharp object shoved through your ears into your brain. That's how this song sounds. And it feels mmm-good. Could you imagine? John Marvin's lo-fi drum-wankery is something you will either hate or love; and I personall | Read full review |
 | into the shadow Reviewed: July 07, 2007 Artist: slammy What a tasty, somewhat mysterious electronica trip this is. What struck me first was the lower end of the spectrum and the very creative and tight drumwork. The bass is deep, and while may not be easily audible with lower-end speakers, it works very well when blasted through good headphones. And | Read full review |
| Lost in Vagoo Reviewed: July 06, 2007 Artist: Gazus Snake This is an atmospheric dnb piece featuring enjoyable beats, enough variation to keep the listener interested and lots of tasty retriggering. However the sound isn't as balanced as it could be and the song lacks some wideness and space due to some volume/panning flaws. Still it's worth a few listen | Read full review |
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