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So I feel bad for delaying my reviewage of this for so long- but now should do anyway.
Very enjoyable "ska-ish" guitar (as they say) in the beginning- though I do think it would make the mood much better with a cleaner sound. Then you can get into some heavier business later with em drums, at least that's how I figure it'd work.
Either you like panning yer guitars a lot, or most of you indie people like panning one guitar to one side and one guitar to another. I usually find it annoying when stuff's so radically panning to one side or another like that- but the guitars themselves have a nice, dreamy tone. Could like to have that guitar coming in third (well worded sbb) a bit louder, I'm struggling a bit to hear it nicely.
Then there's this lead guitar- it's getting kind of off key, isn't is? It just doesn't feel right around 1:26-1:30. Works a bit better with the track after that though. Feels a bit distant, ain't sure it that's good or bad.
Then of course the vintage sounding drums- not the catchiest pattern I've heard, but it works for this track. Fills up greatly and makes a thick layer of sound below the guitars. Turns out sorta muddy in the busiest parts though, ain't sure how to change that, but a more present and audible kick could possibly help. I'm not sure, it's not like I' ve tried :)
So when all that's introduced it's jamming around for a little until it ends. Good stuff, will hopefully turn out fantastic with some vocals and a bit clearer mix. Good luck with that!