Dieselpunk-Imperiale's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Turned Screw]

This goes through a pretty interesting range of tones and vibes. Starts out kinda slow and contemplative, like someone's telling you a prophecy or their backstory, then it kinda sounds like the neighborhood level of a videogame when you're just starting out. Cut to the grungier, heavier middle section, especially around 2:50 when the heavier bits kick in almost like a fight scene and yeah, I can visualize a whole story rising and falling with this song.

[Urban Wasteland]

Between the sound and the description I'm picturing either a cityscape reclaimed by nature with a bunch of tribals living in it, or people hiding out in subways.

RealMrSnuggles responds:

Could be both!

[Knock-Out!]

This feels like the chill hub region theme of an open world beat-em-up... and I LOVE IT!

[Back in Business]

I can't tell if this sounds more like flashgame music or minigame music but one thing's for sure and that's that it sounds FUN! Great job chief!

Possibly responds:

Thanks so much! It's going to be in an animation, glad you enjoyed it, thanks again.

[Steneox - Romantica]

I can see a timelapse when I hear this.

MaksFeed responds:

Yes, there is such a thing ;)

[Busy Street]

Got a pretty nice beat, solid rhythm, and a sound that's unique but not so different as to be a turn off to the average listener. Great Work!

[Sigma Fortress (SC-55 Version)]

Good, but the ending is a bit abrupt.

RetroCarrot responds:

I meant to fade it、but I never got around to it。 Just stay tuned and listen for changes。 I will always update my submissions based on the comments。

[To The Sky]

Well I definitely agree that it's cool. The violin is a really nice touch!

Jxudo responds:

Thanks, glad you enjoyed ;)

[Synthtime]

Solid fade in, and a sweet beat once it gets going. Can definitely picture a town or hub area in my head when I hear this.

ErikSwahn responds:

Glad to hear. I was hoping the music would remind you of something like that.

[Klaskii Romper]

Got me bopping a bit.