Battermilk's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[blueberry picking]

Melodies sound endearing with decent chords playing in the background. The off tone nature gives it an almost horror like feel.

[Cesami - Astral Divinity]

The ethereal soundscape at the beginning is neat with how melancholic it sounds. The rest of the track is brisk and upbeat. Mix could be a little better, but still a decent trance track overall.

Cesami responds:

i don't understant

[Void Extract]

Synths on here have an impeccable sound that brings out that dark energy. The retro aesthetic as well brings in a unique charm. At last a nice spacious type of track.

[Spooky Times]

The melodies are exhilarating with a good balance of spooky and melodic. The drop is super energetic with an aggressive haunting feel to it that is deserving of the track's name.

[Ice-Nined Coffee]

The synths have a chaotic and frantic nature to them that give the track rapid and gradual tone. The drum groove has that as well. Mixing could be better, but an overall interesting track.

[DT1 - Countdown - Bombodia stage - Area 1]

The medieval melody here is nice and catchy. The drums have a strong and smooth groove to them. An overall cool orchestral track mixed with synth melodies.

[THE PROJECT N.E.X.U.S.]

The synths and melodies here are insane with how thick they are with sound. That ending is wild, overall a frantic EDM track.

SazzyBoi responds:

Thank you!! :D

[Moonrise]

The synth rise at the beginning is neat and when the track drops there's a bit more energy going on. The drums while simple are effective. Wished there was more variety melodically, but a decent electronic track overall.

rajbeatsofficial responds:

Thanks!

[Pouring Memory]

There is a melodic ethereal feel here that's quite mellow and resonant. The dirty 80s aesthetic is super distinct here especially with the drums. Decent track.

[ActionPak]

The synths have that video game feel on lock. The melodies drive that home as well with how sporadic they can be. Wish it was longer, but a nice track overall.

MassiveMarioLuigi700 responds:

Thank You! This was made using straight up GeneralMidi.