rare_shadow wrote: ↑

02 Sep 2020

Very disturbing and very well produced

Thank you so much!

Wav-E wrote: ↑

31 Aug 2020

great album , good job

Thanks a lot!

Hi everybody. Now FHTH's album Star Wormwood is available on digital platforms:

https://music.apple.com/ru/album/star-w ... 1525685605
also on Tidal, Deezer, Google Music, etc.

So far I haven't listened to much, but I liked it. I have to go deeper.

I really liked it both in terms of production and in terms of atmosphere. Cheers.

Very interesting. I don't understand anything about game design, I just liked the music pieces themselves.

Heigen5 wrote: ↑

18 Aug 2020

Pretty classic industrial. It coulda have a warmer/ more "roomy" sound. Otherwise diggin it a lot.

Thanks a lot!

TritoneAddiction wrote: ↑

14 Aug 2020

Thumbs up Sounds good!

Thank you so much!

EdwardKiy wrote: ↑

13 Aug 2020

Awesome! Sounds like early Savas Pascalidis' meets Rammstein. I have very warm and fuzzy feelings for both. Nicely done!

Thank you so much! The world of music is huge and we can not avoid the influence, often not even aware.

New video:

I liked your music and production. But in my opinion this is a modern IBM but not a synthwave. Very nice and stylish.

Nice song. Very pro production.

I liked the song. Ukrainian is a very musical language. / Мені сподобалася пісня. Українська дуже музична мова.

drk73 wrote: ↑

27 Jul 2020

Good job!

Thank you so much!

Video added.

Fine. The bass line reminded me of Tangerine Dream.

I like it. Very cool!

After walking and swimming in the synthwave ocean , I returned to my native industrial harbor with a new album. Hope you enjoy it.

Very cool!

I like it. What drums did you use?

Great, like everything you do.

I didn’t understand a word, but the song caught my soul. I sing.

I like this. A beautiful relaxing melody.

I liked everything except the vocals. I do not want to say that the vocals are bad. Most likely you sang close to the microphone and (or) with a very loud voice in the headphones. Thus, the pressure and “elasticity” in the voice were lost. This gives the vocals a “microphone fear” effect, as noted a...

303! Very good!