Score: 7

"Chocolate Hob Nobs are the perfect fuel"

submission: Tim Curry's Spamalot 4

date: November 29, 2009

I liked it but it was too short.

Just as the story was starting to get interesting you stopped !

I was hoping for a long argument / battle with Kanye which finished with our Hero Tim forcing the dark king to swallow his own microphone, defeating his evil for ALL TIME

Score: 8

"The best episode"

submission: Tim Curry's Spamalot 2

date: November 29, 2009

Of this instant series, I feel that Asshat clock and GreyClock have made the funniest episodes.

The Battletoads reference and "special effects" from Kill Bill made me laugh and I liked the way the combatants settled their differences by smoking the peace pipe. GreyClock writes the funniest dialogues ever.

Score: 8

"I did it all for the Cookie, for the cookie"

submission: Shorts for Short People

date: November 22, 2009

The graphics aren't that fantastic but hearing the Cookie Monster's version of a Limp Bizkit song was funny enough, so the animation was not of paramount importance.

Now I wanna hear Kermit singing about his cross species lust for a certain porcine female - that would make a great rap.

Score: 9

"A Visitor to the Ghost Town"

submission: Idep (WIP) 4/9 done

date: November 28, 2009

It's perfect for the first stage of a survival horror game.

The player is unnerved and uneasy, but is not yet panicking and fighting for his life. It would go well with scenes where the player is glimpsing flickers of movement from the corners of his eye, but never quite seeing the things which are shadowing him. The player would feel that he was under surveillance but has no idea where the watchers are.

The stretched out tones are creepy but the crisp drum beats and the up tempo rythym keep it tense and exciting and stop it becoming a droning lament.

I also loved the sparse twangy guitar chords that start at 02.00, the way they echo slightly reinforces the idea of a deserted space.

Having some of the sounds fading in and out subtly is also good for suggesting stealthy background movement in the mind of the listener.

My only complaint is that I would like it to be a bit longer with more of the mournful echoing Spanish guitar sounds you used towards the end of the track.

Overall, I think you have really hit your target and are acheiving the intended atmosphere.

Score: 10

"Grim and menacing, a monstrous theme"

submission: Dark Ages - Complete

date: November 4, 2009

Wow this is quite impressive. It brought to mind a daydream of a giant factory where clockwork soldiers were being gradually assembled, and when the army was completed the machine soldiers proceed to raze a few towns and villages, butchering the citizens with no mercy. Kind of like a steampunk version of Terminator...

It also made me think it would make a good theme to a David Cronenberg film or something similar. It has that quality of despairing horror and fearful awe.

Score: 8

"Short but sweet"

submission: ° Space Station °

date: November 4, 2009

This sounds like a great start to an ambient / trance track, but its way waaaayy too short.

I would like to hear a much longer version. Some Video Game fx would also mix in well.