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Brilliant composition good sir. I enjoyed it very much, especially the bridge/chorus/outro section. The end reminded me of "Flourish" by The Contortionist, if you know what I mean ;)Great job, I hope to hear more.

Your masterpiece is spectacular. I'd describe you evolution in music this way: while everybody started from silence to end with music, you, on the other hand, have noise as the starting point and from there you invent the music. My prediction is that when you'll reach the summit, the noise will be completely turned into music :o)

I love it!!!! :) especially fucking verse 4 and the chorus after haha. I was like ya this is alright and then verse 4 hit I was like this pretty awesome. The bridge was a nice change of scenery (figuratively speaking) and then the lead came and I was like FUCK YA and then the ending fucking blew me away. I have no complaints except I'm not used to listening to this genre of music, but this is your best song musically. Great job!

Really bloody good. Some great riffs and melodies and it's cool to see you using polymeters and whatnot.

The Verse 2 & 3 ma ke me think about Dark Eternal Night by Dream Theater, It was good. But the acoustic lead was badder than the rest of the song.

Fuck me that was good. Your best yet Syn. Hope to hear more like this. Just wish there was a solo in there. But even then it would have made much difference to the song. I'd Like to hear more in this style, man, keep it up

Awesome, it is like I was put into a completely different world of music. Listening to your song reminds me of why music intrigues me so much. I also love how your song evokes different emotions in a progressive manner throughout the entire song. Also, as Dub put it, I loved how the song changes scenery. I don't know about everyone one else, but, to me, listening to your song is a lot like standing at the point where the Sahara, Antarctica, the Amazon Rainforest, the Grand Canyon, the Congo River, the Appalachians, and Russian Wilderness, and the Great Plains all intercede. Great job! :)