That is EPIC, Keen!

Cheers pal ^^. I'm quite pleased it is actually a shorter track too!

Sounds like a mix between Dj Q-Bert's 'Wave Twisters' in that it's detailing an actual ship assault story and some early 90's jungle track XD
Either way it's good stuff & cool you're experimenting with another genre for your 3rd solo album!

It is just more fun to slowly and casually experiment ^^. I was working on a dubstep track too, but I feel I need to make that one a LOT more aggressive than it currently is!

Oh no, not another Toonami track. :D

It sounds though that you and CraigInTheShell had a great time recording the vocals for this track.

As always, you've done an awsome job.

I wonder what made you think of Toonami? XD

'jaw drops'.

Just so you know Toonami (at least the one I'm thinking of) was a block of programmes on Cartoon etwork that featured action orintated cartoons as well as some anime titles. Heavy drum and bass tracks were commonily used by Toonami in the US for most of their advertisements and promos back in the early 2000's.

Daaaaammmmmmmmmnnnnnnn Good!

that was awsome.

Cheers, I was kind of thinking that it may have seemed to be the right style of synth for a track like this ^^

I listened to the song. This song is awesome.

I play keyboards and guitar too. Like the music video of me playing the "We Are The Wolves" song on an acoustic guitar on my YouTube. Yet I'm still getting round to make more videos of me playing a keyboard and playing my Kramer electric guitar (a replica of the guitar which Van Halen played).

I went to a music shop in Vancouver during my August 2012 Canada trip - I played some pop-punk music on an electric guitar. I played some hip-hop music on the keyboard (synth-brass - like the synth brass on Van Halen's "Jump" song). I bought a guitar pick from the shop and left the shop to let everyone know that I'm a paying customer.

Nine years ago when I lived in Townsville, Queensland - I played an electronica version of The Rolling Stones' "Satisfaction" and I played a techno/trance version of "Dancing In The Street" on my keyboard at a Christmas party. I got inspired by all the techno/trance songs I listened to on the commercial radio stations in Townsville in 2001. Three years later, I worked as an office assistant in the Townsville Community Music Centre. During that work, I found a recording engineer who had worked next door. He let me record my songs in his recording studio.

Four years ago when I moved back to Gundy, New South Wales - I caught a plane from Sydney to Townsville. I met my recording studio friend again. I let him record my cover of KISS "Detroit Rock City". Later, I played some hard rock and pop punk on my Kramer guitar at the Christmas party in Townsville again. Then I caught the plane back to Sydney and returned to Gundy.

Nice story there. I did a cover of The Korgis' "Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime" and it is on FA in my scraps somewhere ^^. I might record another cover again at some point.