CIEIRMusic's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[The Corruption Test Begins!]

Nice. This one sounds much better than the original.

[Harmonic Nature]

This one is very chill. Yet also very eerie.

dj-steve-francis responds:

yes mate good qualite headphones .or large bass speakers to get the best out of the sounds enjoy :)

[Cherimonya]

Love it. Gives a bit of a Capcom feel.

supermelon-creations responds:

Ah thx, yeah

[Suite of Spite]

If they ever do a Mummy Movie that takes place in modern times, but within the Stephen Sommers universe, they should use this song. It sounds both ancient and modern at the same time. As if Imhotep is just exploring the modern world for the first time and he's taking in the sights while forming his next evil plan.

TheMusicalManiac responds:

Wow! That's a high bar..! I'm glad you think so but I don't think I could ever get to movie composition status..thank you so much! <3

[Phantasmagorical]

This sounds like something Vangelis would make. With a bit of Koji Kondo.

[Generic anime Op]

For something you call Generic, this is quite beautiful.

[Brainstorm]

Keep the hits coming.

[Mystery's Apotheosis]

Sounds like it would fit in with the Dead series.

[Variants of Sound]

I notice you use 432hz. Is there something special about it? I heard of it, but don't quite know about it.

dj-steve-francis responds:

hi mate yes you have to google it its a bit complicated i see what i can find for you

What does 432 Hz do?
The 432 frequency gives a person a strong relaxation sense. A 432 Hz frequency music ensures the brain is tuned to the earth's frequency. ... Generally, this solfeggio frequency has been proven to be a healing frequency since it reduces anxiety, lowers the heart rate, and blood pressure.

it's a smooth and warming sound vvv popular :)
steve

You might have come across videos of famous artists and bands such as Bob Marley, Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, Enya, Coldplay, The Doors, John Lennon / The Beatles, Dire Straits, Jamiroquai … and many more that are available tuned to 432Hz.

catch you soon
steve

[On a Foreign Path to Nowhere]

The opening sounded like a wind up music box from Hell. I liked that. The rest of the song, awesome.