OVERSCORE's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[-The Drop's Coming!-]

I wish there were words in the English language that could do a masterwork like this justice, but this piece transcends the boundary of language; the breathtaking quality and overall BEAUTY of this masterwork opened my eyes to the meaning of our existence here on this earth, enlightening my mind and my soul. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for an experience such as this... may this world never forget your legacy: showing us what TRUE MAGNIFICENCE sounds like.
11111111/10.

EspyoNG responds:

lmaooo bro you trippin' balls rn 💀💀💀

[The Moon (AIM 2025)]

Thrilling and slightly spooky! I personally didn’t really interpret the at this way, but our inspirations come in different forms— that’s what makes us human. Lovely melodies throughout and super cool motifs. Keep it up!

VoidendSound responds:

Thank you so much! I'm to see people like my melodies

[I do not miss 2016]

Super fun use of Porter Robinson’s vocals!! I love the manic pixie feel, and the overall hyper feel of all your music. Super fun track!

GlitchCatMusic responds:

thank you so much! :D

[Death By Dubstep (Megacollab)]

I could not agree more with NeonSkies’s top 3. CreeperForce invents ROMANCESTEP while G2 is busy being the GOAT? Count me in! Awesome collab, amazing work to everyone involved!

Neon-Skies responds:

OVERSCORE?!?!?!?! Thanks for the review!

[Flying Mice (AIM 2025)]

Vaguely reminds me of fantasyworld! Love how you focused on the slightly disconcerting undertones of the image instead of the obvious “omg they’re flying.” That shows a real understanding of the mood of the art, and it shows that you put a lot of thought into this. Nice work, good luck with AIM!

SepticDolphin responds:

Thank you thank you thank you! I'm glad that you like this style i went for :) and you're right, that song was definitely a subconscious inspiration.

[crispy x 3manon - New Orleans Circuit]

This is an incredible blend of genres, I really like how the track gradually develops that DnB feel. The jazz seems to somehow fit in perfectly with the chaotic breaks, which cannot have been easy! Props to both of you, it sounds incredible!

crispybatteryacid responds:

Thanks score! Glad you liked it 🔥

[-Roadside Drug-]

I don’t think this is necessarily phonk, except in instrumentation. But that’s not really a bad thing, in fact I like this unique project a lot! Some critique— the drum beat felt a little underwhelming, especially with the snare being on the weak beats. It made the whole track feel slightly off-kilter in a sense. But, a decent track as a whole! Always good to see you experiment with new genres and styles :)
EDIT: not underwhelming as in quiet (trust me the volume is good), but underwhelming as in weak. This can be caused by the placement of drums on the weak beats (1 and 3).
Just with the volume and the distortion of the drums and the fact that this is a PHONK experiment, I didn’t think that’s what you were going for

Creeperforce24 responds:

Thanks! The reason the beat is so soft is cause if I made it any louder it would start clipping like no tomorrow XD

Ohhh, I see, so the drum beat is weak? Guess I just gotta practice XD… don’t worry, better shi is coming

[p i a n o l ']

Beautifully melancholic piano piece! It’s short and simple, but the straightforward arrangement sounds nice. Could definitely use a bit more dynamic variation though, as well as maybe a bit less of a robotic tempo. Very interesting song, keep it up!

zeroizerozero responds:

Thank you for your feedback! I really appreciate it!
Yes, you are right, it could have been developed more interestingly. I am not very confident in writing piano melodies yet, so I can be straightforward.
Tempo can't be automated in flm, which makes it very difficult to work with. I am currently studying other mobile DAWs
I will try to listen to your advice, and thanks for the kind words

[Expeeriemental]

I’ve never heard a song in a scale like this, I love the tantalizing tension it creates throughout the whole song. It always resolves in the most curious ways too, which only adds to the mystique. Truly wonderful piece!

Solacitude responds:

Thank you very much! It truly resolves in weird ways! :) This scale doesn't include many typical chords to play! It was a pretty interesting exercise that forced me out of my comfort zone, but I really would like to include that kind of sound in some compositions in the future

[The Neon Ascent]

FL mobile users are a different breed… I’m working on a collab album and one of the members goes by Gumdrop. They supposedly use FLM, and make some of the CRAZIEST BEATS

G2961 responds:

I am very interested in listening to his songs.