QuantumRiot's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Delusion]

Dayum, some nice s*** over here. A change from your other songs — nice and calm, to an extent, but still kinda dubstep. I like the pre-drop at the start. It makes me think of some sort of tropical rainforest in a retro video game. And I love the fading out at 0:57. And then, the drop hits, and it's just a seriously sick beat. I like how the second drop is faster than the first... Hell, I'm just in love with this song, dude!

[Nuka Goo]

I'm sorry, I really like the beat, but I feel it'd just be better if you hadn't focused so much on the vocals. If it had been here and there, it'd be a good song, but I feel you put too much into the vocals and they sort of killed the quality. Sorry, but I just didn't like it.

[Never Spaghetti]

I like how the song progresses from kinda calm, to a sort of heavy beat, and then backs into a sort of calm-style heavy, before being dropped hard by iDubbbz. "Ayyy am gayyy". I don't know how, but those vocals fitted perfectly. You made me laugh, but at the same time it was a really awesome drop. Then, the drop ends, the second part of the song starts to begin, progressing quickly — there's iDubbbz again — and the second drop — basically the same as the last drop, as far as I could tell, but seriously nice. I've never listened to Ravitex, but I'll be sure to check him out sometime, just in case he's as good as you are at music xP but all things considered, this is one of my favourite songs now. Thanks for reading.

GobSmacked responds:

thanks dude :D

[Lose Control [Connected Sounds Release]]

I can barely explain how much I like this. I can literally not find the words to describe it. The song travels too fast for me to explain how much I like it without already having another part to talk about — I'm playing it while I write. I felt the "Lose control" vocal was a bit overused, however, and the ending, like with Eventually, was kinda abrupt. I didn't really like the way that went. But other than that, superb!

[Eventually]

Amazing! I loved how flawlessly you went from the casual start into the first drop, and I liked the little bonus vocals — they really outlined the song. I couldn't really find anything I didn't like in that part. The second part led into the second drop incredibly, though I thought 2:46 was a slightly abrupt transaction into the pre-drop. A generally brilliant song in my opinion, and easily matching Xtrullor and other professional dubstep artists. Maybe not as hard as some of Xtrullor's songs, but in hindsight, that might be kind of good =P The only part I didn't really like was how abrupt the end was. I thought it could do with a bit of a smoother exit, though that's just my opinion.