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Better Luck Next Year

[1]

Vom Vorton [1]

Post date:

09/26/2020 - 15:52

NOT SAFE FOR WORK

Demo:

VomVorton_BetterLuckNextYear.mp3 [6]

VomVorton_BetterLuckNextYear.mp3 [7]

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Liner Notes:

Quick write for the Song Fight live(ish) fight tomorrow night. I did a video version with four versions of myself playing it live which will play as part of their Sunday night stream, this is the updated version where I re-recorded the vocals so that they didn't have scratchy guitars bleeding into them, and actually stopped the drums at the end of the song, etc.

Lyrics:

I hope the next twelve months
can bring some positivity
cos the last few years
have knocked the optimism outta me
You say you want to sleep
and wake back up on January 1st
What if you open your eyes
to find that everything has got even worse?

I keep my chin up
and I won’t give in to fear
but I don’t think
we’ll have better luck next year
I clench my fists
try to make my worries disappear
but I’m not sure
we’ll have better luck next year

My life’s philosophy
has been to find the bright side
but everything’s so dark these days
it’s hard to find the right side
I’m not sure
what is on the cards
fuck this year for sure
but maybe also fuck next year twice as hard

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Comments

[10]

I love the juxtaposition of optimistic first lines followed by pessimistic second lines in the chorus. This sounds great, btw. I'm looking forward to the fight tomorrow night.

[13]

I was very tempted to just leave a comment of "SAME" on this. This captures the zeitgeist perfectly and I agree with the sentiment one hundred percent. And yet the song is unashamedly peppy and upbeat (love that ending) that I find myself thinking, against my better nature, that maybe things won't turn out to be so bad when 2021 rolls around.

Yeah, right. Who am I kidding?

[16]

YES. I couldn't agree with these lyrics any more, and they're set to a deliciously catchy indie rock track to boot. Excellent work!

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Hold My Calls

[1]

Vom Vorton [1]

Post date:

09/05/2020 - 19:03

Demo:

VomVorton_HoldMyCalls.mp3 [22]

VomVorton_HoldMyCalls.mp3 [23]

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Liner Notes:

Bit of a weird one here. There's an ongoing thing on the Song Fight forums where you can sign up to cover a random song from the 20-year archive. I decided I'd have a go, but the song I received was instrumental apart from sampled voicemail messages, which I wasn't sure how to approach. So this is kind of a reinterpretation which I thought was fair enough to post on 50/90 - I sampled a voicemail from the garage telling me that my car wasn't ready but mostly reused melodies from the original song.

I don't think I really did the original justice - you can hear it here: http://sfjukebox.org/songs/hold_my_calls/Lonbobby [26] - but this was kinda fun all the same.

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Comments

[27]

Clever and different. Cool!

[30]

This is awesome! Almost ominous in a way.

[33]

We've got an unfortunate development--words no one wants to hear. There's definitely as cool vibe here. That voicemail menu voice is weirdly compelling. I'd like to hear more of that. Maybe we should do random covers here. That could be all kinds of fun. (I think you do the original justice. It is a pretty cool song, though. And those messages from the mom are so sweet. You'll enjoy the gray sweater. You didn't really want that black one--it picks up a lot of lint. LOL)

[16]

Love this! As soon as you hear "we've got an unfortunate development," you know it's going to be one of those days, and the music reflects that sort of deflation. In fact, if Monday were a song, I'm pretty sure this would be it. Enjoyed the original song as well--not an easy to thing to cover, but you've pulled it off quite well, so kudos!

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Let's Call It A Draw

[1]

Vom Vorton [1]

Post date:

09/03/2020 - 17:17

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Demo:

VomVorton_LetsCallItADraw.mp3 [40]

VomVorton_LetsCallItADraw.mp3 [41]

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Liner Notes:

RIGHT. I've been a little quiet the last few weeks but I'm hoping to be back in for a busy September because, erm, my partner has moved to the other end of the country for work and I'm going to be desperately lonely.

This is for the latest Song Fight! prompt. They're having their 20th birthday celebrations at the moment, a good time to check out the site and enter a fight if you haven't before! http://songfight.org/ [44]

Lyrics:

you’ve got a competitive spirit
and I find it hard to say no
so when you offer a challenge
you know that I’m ready to go
but you, you’re good at everything
and me? I’m a fucking mess
let’s meet in the middle
and pretend that I was a success

because you’re up fifty points
and looking more likely to score
and I think it’s time
we called it a draw
you’re up on the podium
I’m down on the floor
take pity on me
let’s call it a draw

you’ve always known your limitations
I never learn a damn thing
as soon as you suggest a rematch
I find myself back in the ring
I’m happy to be the underdog
after all, every dog has his day
but battered and bruised, and severely confused
I suspect that is just a cliché

you’re up fifty points
and looking more likely to score
and I think it’s time
we called it a draw
you’re up on the podium
I’m down on the floor
take pity on me
let’s call it a draw

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Comments

[27]

I really like this. Great lyrics as well as the singing and music!

[47]

Excellent work, I really like the energy in this track. Cool groove and tune, great vocal delivery. Really nice work on the backing vox too. Good lyric writing to the prompt. I hear some Pogues influence in the music.

[50]

Spectacular! I love the entire song- Really relatable - take pity on me - your backing vocals are great- got me singing along right from the start. Well done.

[53]

Very nice. Cool lyric and a really nice delivery! Cool backing vocals.

[56]

this us so fresh. i love all the ingredients and you have come up with a brand new tasty dish. lyrics are clever and the music carries them along like white water does a raft.

[33]

This is darkly hilarious. My wife is bopping along and laughing. I think this is the essence of our relationship: she's always been on the podium, but for some reason we've called it a draw. Everything sounds so crisp. That chorus is a catchy tour-de-force. And while it is very funny, it's also pretty damned sad, as if there's more truth there than one might like to admit. Bummer about your partner. One end of Britain to the other, that sounds like the daily commute of my sister in New Mexico

[61]

A very catchy tune and good witty lyrics, also the arrangement is quite nice, is it a Magnus air organ you're using?

[16]

If I read the lyrics separately, I might have been expecting a drearier tune, but I love this playful, bouncy approach. It puts me in mind of the struggle of competition, but with someone you actually like. Great backing vocals on the chorus, as others have mentioned.

[66]

Nice! I can certainly empathise with this.
However, the upbeat feel, and well developed arrangement really helps put this across, i really enjoyed it.

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No Tomorrow

[1]

Vom Vorton [1]

Post date:

08/15/2020 - 16:17

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Demo:

VomVorton_NoTomorrow.mp3 [72]

VomVorton_NoTomorrow.mp3 [73]

Download this Demo [74]

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Liner Notes:

This is a morph of JUJUJUJU by @lowhum [76]: *43780 [77]

I kept the shuffle / boogie feel and some of the 12-bar blues chord sequence, but branched out in the second half of the chorus and at the end. Lyrics were written in my standard morph way, where I take the lyrics from the original song and kinda rewrite each line until some kind of... thing appears.

Verse:
A D x 2
E D
A

Chorus:
E D
E D A
F#m [78] E A D
F#m [78] E A B

Outro:
A C# D (or something like that anyway, I'm not really playing chords)

Lyrics:

every day and night
let’s tell each other stories
legends, myths and fables
and all the other categories
soliloquies and one-man plays
from page to stage
in seven days

we can’t deny our biology
our fate defined by astrology
but we can delay the inevitable
even a good thing can be terrible

I’ll play the part as written
and when you say the word I’ll
jump when you shout “action”
and clear every hurdle
short on talent, low on skill
but if you can’t help me
then no one will

there never needs to be a tomorrow
the morning only brings new sorrow
all we have is now
so I’m figuring out how
to stop the curtain falling on our show

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Comments

[56]

fascinating lyric clarified by the rock amd roll setting. reality, literature, science, myth, poetry, and theatre all coverge in the eternal moment.

[53]

very clever song. great vocals really interesting and very enjoyable

[33]

Damn, that shuffling, rolling guitar in the beginning is so good. This is the feel-good hit of the summer, even though it's a sort of melancholy feel-good song. Let me just play it again. You've been making great music for a long time. I can't remember whether you put together big choral arrangements like this in the past. Anyway, that full choir of Voms is awesome. Every part of this song is hooky...that outro is amazing. The curtain's gonna fall though

Fantastic track, this just goes places you don't expect. It starts great with that guitar and then it goes into the chorus nicely and then more and more keeps being added! It all flows naturally, the lyrics are great and man these are awesome guitar tones. The backing vocals are excellent. This is just a very well put together track that keeps the listeners attention.

[88]

This is a solid track, it's bright and catchy. The lyrics are smart and the arrangement moves along quite nicely. The backing vocals are a really nice touch!

[91]

A bright and cleverly written morph! I love the little slide up to B that happens at the end of the chorus. Your guitar work, as usual, is excellent here. I loved the chorus, "we can't deny our biology" is such a strong line that pulled me in.

[33]

I was listening to spirulence's morph of this, so I came back for another listen. This is so damned catchy and happy-sounding, though I don't know that it's a happy song.

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Sing to the Goddess

[1]

Vom Vorton [1]

Post date:

08/01/2020 - 17:32

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Demo:

VomVorton_SingtotheGoddess.mp3 [97]

VomVorton_SingtotheGoddess.mp3 [98]

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Liner Notes:

This is a morph of 'Goddess to No One' by @mikehex [101]: *43047 [102]

I wrote a lyric based on a tweaked version of Mike's song, and my chord sequence also took Mike's as a basis but then simplified considerably as the song developed. It ended up quite different but I think the seeds of the previous song are still clearly visible!

Lyrics:

G C
the corners of my mouth are rising
with the bedroom blind
the silence comes in waves
as though the sun has never shined
Em Bm C
on the empty seats of the stadium

there was a time that I could draw a crowd
but that is gone
the tickets stay unsold
as if the sun has never shone
and still I stand unbending like titanium

D C G
D Bm C
D C G
Em Bm
still I sing to the goddess, like I'm someone
I sing like anyone can hear
though my voice sometimes cracks
the sound that echoes back
ensures that I will never disappear

G C
and somehow my voice resonates
inside this empty room
on every empty pedestal
a thousand flowers bloom
perhaps it doesn't matter
that these songs go unheard
the empty pen is quieter
than the unspoken word

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Comments

[53]

really cool. love this style. great vocal and great use of instruments coming in! very good lyric. really enjoyable listen

[101]

I love where you go with this, that chorus grabs on and the theme of change (even decline) without regret or bitterness is so effectively shown. The triumph here takes it beyond the melancholy of the earlier song, just a great take all around.

[56]

i love the way you develop your melodies.....and your ace vocals notch them up several steps..

[30]

Love the dreaminess of this. Those harmonies are killer! The organ adds a nice touch. I really enjoy the lyrics as well. This is excellent.

[33]

This sounds like a song written just for me, for my sensibilities anyway. (It's over...press play again.) It think it's glorious in every respect. That last verse especially is the sort of thing I love. What else is art but the making of a thousand goddam flowers bloom when you're all alone in that empty room? Transcendent chorus! The empty pen/unspoken word lines will be my (press play again) koan for the day. I'm loving the low singing you've been doing lately. This would be a standout on any Magnetic Fields albums. Keep on singing to that Goddess

Excellent track, the guitars are wonderful. Love the harmonics and extra details. Great vocals on this track. There is great space in the mix and I love how it goes from chorus to verse 2. This is just a really great song!

[61]

Lovely track, lots of nice details and development in the arrangement that keeps it interesting throughout , really like that lush and dreamy organ and the crisp electric guitars. Would perhaps have used an electric guitar for the harmonics, the acoustic guitar doesn't sit quite right in the mix, but probably just a level issue. The vocal harmonies on the chorus are also very nice.

[117]

This is a really brilliant song and one that seems so relatable. Their is a bittersweet insight and optimism in the lyric that I really like and the upbeat feel of the music speaks to the sweetness of the optimism and the beauty of making music for the joy of doing so - not doing it for others but for yourself. Your music conveys that so well!

[88]

I realized I listened to this a few times to work on my morph but never commented, sorry about that. This song has incredible pop rock sensibility to it that I love. The guitars, bass and percussion all work together seamlessly and your vocals have a great retro feel to them. I love the message of the lyrics, this is a great tune!

[122]

Really nice arrangement! The cheerful music works quite well with the lyrics. I really like your use of jangly guitar throughout. The harmonics are a nice touch as well. Nice vocal harmonies too!

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Compact Synthesizer

[1]

Vom Vorton [1]

Post date:

07/25/2020 - 18:57

Demo:

VomVorton_CompactSynthesizer.mp3 [128]

VomVorton_CompactSynthesizer.mp3 [129]

Download this Demo [130]

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Liner Notes:

I bought a new synth this week (Yamaha Reface CS), because I needed cheering up and also because I realised I haven't had to put petrol in my car for four solid months so I've saved a fair amount of money. This is basically just me testing it out for four minutes (with plenty of looping etc), it's probably a bit repetitive but there's some nice sounds in there. The other song I posted today is much better Wink

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Comments

[33]

There are some cool sounds in there. I found myself drawn into to the repetition. Actually I picked up my guitar and noodled and rapped along. Is that just camping on D the whole time?

[134]

Some of those Choir Patches sound almost human. That is awesome.

[137]

That big beefy bass is awesome and the line you wrote for it is really good.

[140]

Gotta test the new toy. The beat is super chunky, I like dat.

I knew you were enjoying your new toy when that super funky bass riff kicked in. And when you enjoy it, so does the listener. That's a rule right? That's totally a thing.

Looking forward to some Yahama tunes!

[143]

Nice sounding new toy - loving that bass sound (sounds like you were too).

[88]

This has a cool, John Carpenter movie score, feel to it. I think the repetition works well here.

[148]

The title caught my attention and I had to check it out! I love the vibe of this song. Is the bass from the Reface a well? Sounds super cool, and those pads are lovely.

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You Can't Go Forward From Where You Are Right Now

[1]

Vom Vorton [1]

Post date:

07/25/2020 - 17:37

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Demo:

VomVorton_YouCantGoForwardFromWhereYouAreRightNow.mp3 [152]

VomVorton_YouCantGoForwardFromWhereYouAreRightNow.mp3 [153]

Download this Demo [154]

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Liner Notes:

I was assigned this title by an as-yet-unknown person from the Song Fight forum as part of a title exchange thing. And here's what I wrote.

Lyrics:

you’ve got your eyeballs glued to the screen
propped up by the biggest coffee you’ve ever seen
and you won’t rest until you sort this out
your keyboard is a blur
a whirlwind where your hands once were
but each step just adds weight to your doubt

and you’d like to make a difference
but you can’t work out how
because you can’t go forward
from where you are right now

you’ve made page after page of plans
but you still end up back where you began
no matter which avenues you’ve explored
you’ve got notes on your walls
connecting string, unraveled balls
each morning, you go back to the drawing board

and you’d like to make a difference
but you can’t work out how
because you can’t go forward
from where you are right now

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Comments

[56]

thus us somewhat blurish, and i really like it. my favorite line is "your keyboard is a blur
a whirlwind where your hands once were" the vocals are spectacular and instrumental break is delightful

[101]

Really strong hook, and I like the space you're injecting between verses... it's effective for that twilight zone, stalled out sense of the song's theme. This is a solid write

[160]

This is uncomfortable as the feeling is so relatable to me, who sometimes feels going around in circles. Great song, great melody and great instrumental, the vocals are super effective

Cool song, the steady beat drives it along very well. Lots of instrumental detail and cool keyboards leading into the chorus. Great lyrics also, long title but a catchy one, overall enjoyable!

[33]

Oh man, that's a cool sound! You never stop evolving in terms of the soundscapes you can produce. This is catchy in a unsettling way, with too many details to mention. That low vocal is way cool and something I hadn't heard from you before. The melody takes us to some unexpected places. Definitely one I will return to

[53]

Yes i was think brit pop with added ominous synths. Really enjoyed this!. The whirlwind bit is great.

[137]

This is cool. I like the punk with a side of surf rock sound you've got going. The lyrics are really great. That second verse I feel. The figurative language is juicy. I like the harmonic shift from the verse to the chorus and how it changes the energy.

[122]

The shift between minor and major creates a cool effect. I like how it starts to get spooky with that theremin sound and then right back into the poppy chorus. The imagery in the first verse is especially great. Very fun tune overall, especially that catchy chorus!

[143]

Very catchy song, especially the chorus. Like others I'm hearing Britpop touchpoints. Love the synth sounds; adds a different dimension to the texture of the song.

[16]

This is so deliciously catchy. Lots of great instrumentation, as others have noted. And lyrics are so incredibly relatable. Loved this one!

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I Had It Coming

[1]

Vom Vorton [1]

Post date:

07/05/2020 - 12:26

Demo:

VomVorton_IHadItComing.mp3 [180]

VomVorton_IHadItComing.mp3 [181]

Download this Demo [182]

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Liner Notes:

Lyrics:

I was slightly startled
a little unnerved
I asked for nothing
but I got what I deserved
yeah, I had it coming

I was a broken robot
I was a delayed train
you knocked me over
and said start again

I was a hopeless failure
I was a little forlorn
but with your assistance
I could be reborn

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Comments

[184]

!! In response to your liner note Smile

Really enjoyed this....it has a grungy electropop feel that's reallyworking for me!

really great line too "I asked for nothing, got what I deserved."

[187]

A love song? Biggrin

Clever and fun. Don't ever stop being this great!

[190]

Cool pop number. Yes - I suppose this could be interpreted in so may ways, but to me it sounds like an 80s throwback (a la Friday Night Videos). I like it...a lot!

[53]

Yes cool number. The lyrics just bounce perfectly. Nice.

[30]

Love love love this. Those harmonies in the chorus are terrific, and the lyrics are fantastic. Great all around. I just downloaded.

[134]

I love the contrast between jangly and fuzzy guitars and the trippy synths. This is a little pop gem.

[199]

This is a little Beck esque. The distorted synths create a really interesting texture for your fuzzy leads and telephone-type vocal. This is really unique sonically and it still has a really nice groove to it. Great song!

[33]

If I had done this I would have slapped a star next to it and taken the week off. It's just perfect, I think. The fuzzy bass, the drums, the cool vocals, the guitar, washy synths--all of it is great. The lyric is the best part, though. I'm not sure what it means, but it feels so sad and so true. I mean, I ask for nothing...and I have it coming.

Recently I was walking in a cemetery near my house and I saw a gravestone with this inscription: I told you this would happen. I thought that might be the best epitaph in the history of the world--and it also sounded like the title of a VV song

[204]

Love the fuzziness of this, the big synth bass is great. Telephone vocal on the verses works really well too. Really like this, short and sweet.

[143]

Very cool sound. Nice vocal effects in the 'broken robot' verse.

[209]

Great sound, that guitar is right in my face.

Asked for nothing/got what I deserved -- perfect line there.

I like the radio voice for the second verse.

This is kind of a dystopian love song, huh?

[212]

That bass line was nice, really dirty and in your face. Great lyrics as always.

[215]

Big fan of that delayed second snare. Getting real MGMT vibes from this, but that's only 'cause you used a big square bass synth I suppose. The vocals seem be a little overpowering, dipping the volume of the rest of the track, but that actually kinda works as an effect, intentional or not!

[218]

good punchy song - some really neat lines and overall sounds great. enigmatic lyrics too.

[140]

The vocals on this are awesome with the harmonies in the main bit and the distorted section where it all goes a bit *band I cant remember the name of*. So catchy. I likes.

[223]

I like the raw, low-fi approach here, the cacophony of guitars and other sounds, the tone and rhythm of the vocals. Really enjoyable. Thanks for sharing!

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I Saw It Coming

[1]

Vom Vorton [1]

Post date:

07/04/2020 - 12:55

Demo:

VomVorton_ISawItComing.mp3 [228]

VomVorton_ISawItComing.mp3 [229]

Make this song Private [230]

Liner Notes:

Originally I was planning to write something for the current Song Fight prompt ("I Had It Coming") but ended up going in a different direction, with more paranoia and creeping dread.

Lyrics:

I wish I’d paid attention
I wish I’d raised my voice
but what with all the tension
I made the wrong choice
I bundled up my worries
and swallowed them inside
screwed up all my stories
since the facts weren’t verified

assumed all of my theories
had no basis in truth
a new limited series:
“unchecked issues from my youth”
I should have had some faith
that the shivers down my spine
were all the proof I needed
to lay things on the line

I saw it coming

it may not have mattered
I may have been ignored
I may have gotten battered
with evidence of flaws
but at least I would have said my piece
I would have felt at rest
with my fears about the future
extracted from my chest

but now I guess it is too late
I crumbled and backed down
we’re all resigned to our fate
the word has got around
if only someone had said something
when there was a chance
all I can do is scratch my head
as I did nothing in advance

though I saw it coming
I saw it coming

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Comments

[231]

Oooooh, I really like this. Cool opening that caught my attention, then mysterious vocals pop in, followed by some interesting vocal sounds in-between verses/background vocals. And I mustn't forget to mention the lyrics. Nice!

[234]

Deliciously dark. Enjoyed the spooky and mysterious sound to the track.

[56]

love the way you open up the arrangement at the third verse. good job wth the subtle inference in the hook. a lot of people in the US are going to relate to this come november.if they dont get off theur asses and act now

[204]

Love that chunky drum beat. The super vocodered chorus is great and I really like that wobbly synth line running through the song. Fantastic lyrics too. Excellent start!

[53]

Yes its very well constructed to deliver its message. Very well done, love the insistent music

[33]

This is fantastic, sinister and darkly funny, except that it's more sinister than funny when you think about how common these situations are. I mean, we can fill in the blank: Global warming? Yeah, we've seen than coming for decades. The list in endless. This is super catchy and VV clever, as most of your songs are

Oh wow this arrangement is awesome! Some spooky Halloween sounds and a melody that fits the lyrics perfectly! I love the pick-up and all the details. There is a lot of cool stuff going on in this track. The lyrics gave the impression that it would be a very somber type song but it was actually very fun. Enjoyable listen!

[247]

Awr, really loved the theme melody from the get go (assumed all of my theories). Desolately nice with fresh sounding beats. Very good start!

[187]

What a magnificant mix of instrument... trying to count all the layers. :0

Dark and ominous. Regret and doom and gloom. What a piece.

That repeating thing with the radio voice; wow what an idea!

Great piece!

[252]

Excellent, spooky vibe. This is a warm electronic track, which takes a lot of skill... and you make it feel effortless. Super dynamic as well, really keeping my attention and interest throughout. Well done!

[255]

Vocally, a compelling cadence that borders on the hypnotic. Almost poppy in its simple rhythmic rise and fall, and its repetitiousness. Seemingly a different piece entirely to the distorted haunting (a literal ghost in the machine?) of the music track, but they lie together perfectly. I went back and listened again to give each my full scrutiny, then once to just enjoy how the two of them came together.

Appreciated the way the title hook brought everything to a slightly convulsive halt. A wham line, I feel, should be delivered with a sufficient quantity of wham, and if this degree of whamminess results in a little fallout, then this should be embraced by the piece, which it totally is.

V. V. Good, V. V.

[215]

Ominous opening, that whirring drone and slow tempo really sets you up. From there, the high synths, the vocal melody, the chorus effects gives it a real camp horror feel, which is a big win. Like the long awaited, mature follow up to Monster Mash

[260]

I guess the pensive and ominous tone of this song sums up the times we are living in.

[91]

707 <- extremely underrated drum machine. I sometimes imagine a world where hip hop took off with that sound instead of the 808.

Lovely dark synth work here. Nice harmonies on the voice, and you've got a way with terrifying imagery! Biggrin

[265]

Yup! that's how I feel today: I see it coming. Glad you put it in words for others to appreciate

[16]

Loved the vibe right from the beginning. Those synths and vocal effects give it a vintage creep factor, while the trip-hop beat adds a distinctive flair. I love that the scary thing described in the lyrics is the internal conflict one feels when things go ignored or unsaid. Great work!

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No Tomorrow

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VomVorton_NoTomorrow.mp3 [72]

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Sing to the Goddess

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VomVorton_SingtotheGoddess.mp3 [97]

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Compact Synthesizer

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VomVorton_CompactSynthesizer.mp3 [128]

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You Can't Go Forward From Where You Are Right Now

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VomVorton_YouCantGoForwardFromWhereYouAreRightNow.mp3 [152]

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I Had It Coming

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VomVorton_IHadItComing.mp3 [180]

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I Saw It Coming

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VomVorton_ISawItComing.mp3 [228]

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