Dr Jekyl and Mr Hyde
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Album:
released as single only
Length:
4:38
Posted:
Jun 23, 2007
Overall Rating:
Statistics:
50 people listened to this song.
Song Description
What do you get when you combine electronic music with a great acoustic guitar and some very heavy metal influenced electric guitar... give this song a listen and you will find out. This is one of the first two tracks off my upcoming record with Ed Ragonnet which will break the barriers of both electronic and acoustic music and really make you want to get on that floor and dance....
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Song Style
Genres:
Electronic, Metal, Dance, Techno, Instrumental, Jungle, Acoustic, Experimental
There's always something ...
Reviewed by Jeremy Lim on August 23, 2007
... that grabs me about this track. Maybe it's because it sounds like it could open up to be a house track, or maybe because it's faster than most of your repertoire. With a very distinctive TeachONE style, it's not what I expected at all - and that's a good thing. The drums are fresh, and the progression is great. I wish the accoustic guitar wasn't flanged so much, though. That, or the arped synth that plays through most of the track (the one that comes in at 0:14) wasn't so strong. But then again, it's probably my personal preference on the balance of elements. Sweet song!
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Somewhere in a dark laboratory
Reviewed by Melodic Energy Commission on June 24, 2007
Oh dichotomy, the essence of drama. Out on the road to somewhere but knowing is forbidden. Eventually the gas runs out and electric surges take over.
I liked the ride while it lasted.
Awaiting an epic or at least a sequel.
xaliman
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