Thanks guys :) I thought I heard some unintentional game-soundtrack-ness once the strings came in. I'm glad someone else heard something similar so I know I'm not nuts.

My favourite part is where the cinematic strings come in. It sounds like a chase in a futuristic downtown environment. About production issues I agree with the other comments. Nice one!

Feels incredibly refreshing with the right mix of fast vs. layed back portions. Congrats!

Thanks :)

Excellent!

The secret ingredient is a heaping scoop of compression on the drum set, which reins in the high-amplitude transients I usually try to keep. Makes for more oomph :) Thanks for the kind critique.

Sounds a lot more abstract and layered than your older works. The production here is also madly aggressive (incredibly loud while still maintaining a clear/natural/"non-compressed" sound) and the breakdowns offer a psychedelic sense of calm (think ambient/goa with industrial underlinings). Lots of chords in this one as well with several distinct parts...Din, congrats, I finally think you're cracking past your previous problem of somewhat repetitive chord progressions. I'll probably review this in more detail later (IE in a full review and not a longer comment, if you'd like). But as of now all I can say is WOW, WHAT AN IMPROVEMENT! This sounds a bit like the older forward-thinking tracks from The Prodigy, only better with more variation and sense of intelligence. :-)

Fiesta en mis pantalones! :D Gracias, senor Zan. I'm working on lyrics and/or vocals for too many tunes to keep track of :( so feel free to wax poetic if you've got any ideas.

Solid. This needs lyrics. If I had a way to do them, I would (in the future perhaps, heh.). I digress. Inspiring tone you have going. Very purposeful. I Like it.