Staintocton's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[MATCH MAYHEM]

Your composition on its own is something else. Found a way to integrate so many parts/melodies without it seeming too cluttered, a problem I've had and still do have.

What a track.

[Smooth Buster (Rude Buster Remix)]

The groove that you carried with this remix is unreal. Kept me bobbing the whole way through.
Damn, that bass too. What an arrangement.

[CELEBRATING XV]

XV! XV! XV!

[Ausk - Open Arms (Instrumental)]

How dare you, we've talked about this, you can't slap houses.

Jokes aside, gave me vaporwave vibes at the beginning, and hyped me up throughout the track. Honestly reminds me of one of the background tracks YTers used back in the 2010s. Nicely done.

Also, that snare at 1:16, I absolutely adore it.

ausk responds:

tysm :)

[Party Hard, Die Harder]

Dude, you’re definitely improving on your melody work. And is that a triplet I hear in one of the melodies? Nice work.

SanswichNG responds:

Thank you so much!

[The Hallows Marching Band]

I can totally see this as an area in a video game. Nice work.

[Grimey Grapple! v2]

Definitely an improvement. Bravo.

[sun soldier]

This was so atmospheric, and I loved the percussion used.
Doorbell at 2:09 was a nice break for the song, and it jumps right back in.
I can easily see this used in an Omega Flowey-esk boss fight. It's very viby, and I don't find anything to be too much of a change during the song.

[vetricatish decimationation]

I'm here for odd time signatures, and chromatic parts. This was so damn creative.

Super-shape responds:

yo thx

[A Hero Needs A Hero]

I don't know whether that's your voice or not, but the vocalist paired up so well with the music in this song.

I can easily see this as a credits song to a game of some sorts.

I'll meet you at the finals.

KikiNeko responds:

Whoaaa thanks a lottt~!! ^^ yes it was me singing :D