Game Sounds

General | Jan 2004

Reviews

Captain Dee
Reviewed 2004-05-08
Electronic blips, beeps, and clicks everywhere. Noisy sounds. Most tracks have nonsensical male vocals. Electronic music is usually my thing, but honestly, this is atrocious. It sounds like the singer is trying to be weird without any defined purpose, so it comes off as laughable.

Track by track inside, but most of these sound the same. If anything, I kind of liked 3, and 13 was somewhat interesting.

- Captain Dee (Doug)

1. Sporadic buzzing, start and stop beat.
2. Darker sound, marching-like beat. Cuts off randomly.
3. High pitched modulation, cute electronic noises. Soft robot melody comes in. No vocals, thank god. This is the one likeable track on the album.
4. Beeping, meandering beat, vocal references to Columbine, the Taliban.
5. High pitched squeaking, sparse beat.
6. Loud synth lines. Darker, loopy background lines. Madman vocals.
7. No vocals. Sounds like he recorded a bunch of Metroid sounds and strung them together in a semi-organized way.
8. Droning background, echoed vocals. Drone drone drone.
9. Sparse beat, repeated three note melody.
10. Clicks and blips spill all over the place. Slow beat.
11. Slow pulse, sounds like a broken robot. Short.
12. Unembellished rhythm. Only some modulating electronic effusions.
13. Atmospheric, no vocals. Like what you’d imagine the inside of your computer to sound like. Different sounds come and go. At least this track is actually interesting.
14. Whining background sounds complements whining vocals.

Recent airplay

Untitled
Tomorrowville

Charting

2004-04-26 — 2004-06-28
Week EndingAirplays
May 23 1

Track listing

1. Capacity
2. Grid
3. Live at the Driverdome
4. Endless Summer
5. At the Border
6. Ask God for Money
7. Tomorrowville
8. Coptography
9. Tshirt
10. Pyramid
11. Untitled
12. Impotential
13. Lead in to Wine
14. Postcard