by

Lucie Bestie
(Bestie)

I don't like the piano lead. The mysterious accompagnment is good. This songs is too much repetitive. The ambience of the song is good but the melody itself is poor.

A dark and well named peice. Early on it is undirected and disoriented, but comes together nicly around pattern 10. While not a song to make you want to get up and dance, it is pleasant to listen to, as the clean samples work well to deliver the ingenious theme of mystery.

Guitar and Piano, watch out for bad notes, your scales are kinda "weird" sometimes, but it's OK most of the time. The intro sounds a bit "thin". It's a bit under fair. Keep on tracking.

Nice atmospheric beginning. The guitars work well, and the occasional dissonances struct by the piano work in the favor of the mood. (Dissonance doesn't mean error here - it is the opposite of consonance). Good buildup with a powerful stereo image once the song begins in earnest. Somehow, there is not enough happening here. I keep waiting for something. This tune would work best as a background music for a TV-series or film. It is not captivating enough to work on its own.