Yes , i do like what i hear , everything and including the kitchen sink

Love it, Michael!!

Sorry, I just left a message with no name. Best of luck, Dave T.

Different! Me likes different! The intro is strong but when the drums come in, they're non produced. If there's Bass, it's hard to tell. more bottom and big on the drums working together on that riff I think, would sound awesome. Vocal levels are not consistent. Great vocal though, I'm a fan!

:) Production sounds good, clean!!

Nice one very cool.

I re-recorded Proteus [I] to try and get the levels better. How does it sound now? Any feedback would be appreciated.

the more i listen to ur stuff, the more I like!!

hypnotic

Really love your sound on this tune

what kind of keyboard are you using? wicked guitar

Killer Synths & vocals....really nicely done. love the arps

Freaky!! and totally wicked.

Cool and sci-fi creepy

Great ambiance and tones here. I love the kaleidoscope of sounds.

I picked this because I wrote an electronica song named ether a few years back. I love the synth textures you have used here, and that noise and the ethereal sounds really add a sense of mystery. Cool track!

Great start! Love that sound. A melodica?

What kind of synthage used here? I like it.

Dig it. Sounds like toy music. In a good way. Very atmospheric.

The title drew me in... It goes from a vibe that sounds like electronic 'Yes' and then takes on a Dylan-esque quality... Fun!

I'm digging this album - just the little morsel-sized audio capsule of 'wake-up' that I needed.

I'm digging the instrumentation on this one - it's very lush. You really get sucked right into it.

I'm digging this - it's catchy. It has an 'Arabian Nights' sort of vibe to it.

Catchy little ditty. I'm digging the vocals. The album art? Is that a reference to The Quiet Earth? That was the first thing that came to mind.

The Dystopia name works here. It sounds like the sort of song that would play the first day after the end of the world in some eight bit chip-tune reality. It's kind of bittersweet.

I like melodic twists and turns this one takes. It has an off-kilter/unsettling sort of atmosphere to it.

This has a nice crunch to it. The sound production on it is top notch as well (and louder rock is not easy to mix at all.)

Ha - naturally a song like this comes on when I'm trying (unsuccessfully) to replace the blinds on my window. The lyrics fit the task perfectly.

Nice - reminds me of Black Sabbath or Count Raven.

This is fantastic -- I like the interplay between the rapping and the sung choruses.

I really liked this one. Very relaxing - it helped me to unwind.

I'm digging whatever song it is that's playing around six minute mark here. I like the way the melody flutters around unexpectedly. It would be nice if the album was divided up song by song. (Easier to navigate that way.)

I like the minimalism of this. You do a lot with a very simple synthesizer. This is the sort of thing I could envision playing over a shortwave radio in the middle of the night, announcing the commencement of a number station or something.

I'm digging some of the sound effects you're making here. Was that an FFT-style synthesizer you were using at the very beginning?

This is the sort of thing that I would set on a time delay to begin playing while I'm already asleep. I could see it subtly interacting with my dreams and sending them in interesting directions.

Ha! A swimming pool of espresso sounds really good right about now. =)

This is fantastic - the lyrics are thought out very well and interweave nicely with the synthesizers. You're totally right - it has an 80s vibe to it. (Maybe late 80s / early 90s.)

The production is really solid on this. I like how you can hear all the different instruments clearly in the mix.

One can tell you were really in the moment when you did this one. It's very serene.

I like the vocals on this one -- I like the vocals transition between the louder parts and the more mellow sections.