Disharmonization NRG/kRz (a-0.it)

Posted by Drozerix on Sun 30th Jul 2023, rated 8 / 10.

Well I think I understand why the tune is called "Disharmonization." These is a lot that's going on in this song, which I thought was a bit overwhelming, but I'm guessing is the point of the song. I can appreciate this creative aspect. What really wins me over on this one though is the opening -- it's an absolute banger (granted it is simple here).

Posted by MusicallyInspired on Sat 17th Feb 2001, rated 7 / 10.

This song is great. The begining is my favorite. It starts off with a metal pad of some kind and then comes in with bongo drums which carries the rythem well. Then in comes the scratch sounds and then the beat comes in. The scratch sounds stay in with the beat and makes you wanna listen to more. Then in come the sound effects. Well, that kind of turned me off a bit but I got used to it and still wanted to listen to more! The laughing at the end kinda freaked me out, though :). But the song's got a good melody. And the metal pads and sound effects bring it on to make the song sound full and complete. And the ending isn't one of those boring fade outs. It stops the drum beat abruptly and then the metal pad and the ver low bass finish it off and fade out to make a great ending! The placement of the samples in each pattern are very well placed. For instance, the scratch sounds. They fit into the drum beat perectly. The drum samples are placed in such a way that it doesn't always sound like the same thing all the time. And the bongos continue to be used in kind of an off-beat to on-beat fasion which makes it great!