If you take the "A Journey to Remember" picture above, have Roger Dean paint it, and include this song as the opening track, you've got an instant Yes album :) Very proggy, loved it!

I liked this right from the start!  I think your instrumentation ideas are really cool, and I so appreciate you putting your chord progressions.  Always appreciated, and your taste for unexpected notes really keeps the momentum strong and engaging.  Love it! 

I really like this one. The harmonic progression is difficult to predict at times, but without it ever feeling directionless. I appreciate you including the score because I could personally benefit from looking at more drum tracks and seeing how other people construct them. I'd like to hear more songs from this game, see what other directions it could go.

The composition and rhythmic elements are really interesting! I’m definitely getting lots of varied emotions from these shifting chords and unusual scales.

I think your production lets you down here a little – you spent so much time recording real guitars, but it’s hard to hear them clearly over the two louder, more ear-catching synth parts.

I’d love to hear you take another pass at this with fresh ears and see how much you can refine the overall sound – mixing metal is really tough at the best of times, but especially so when you’re on a super tight deadline!

Well this is an interesting change of pace from a lot of the other entries. I enjoyed it, and I think it works well as background music for a game, its interesting enough to give some strong vibes, but it changes slowly and repeats enough that it never screams to take your attention away from the game itself. 

I'm not sure if it needs more low-end or not. I can't feel any of the impact of the drums and bass like I might like with heavier music, but it sorta works with this chill sound you've got going on. And maybe the melody is panned a little too hard right for too long for listening on headphones, might have been interesting to have it swap sides in stereo or something.

Overall I had a good time listening for the full 8 minutes, and I feel pretty chill which is nice. I see you said in the comments you were gonna do a remaster, I'd be intersted in hearing what you do with that!

chillwave prog-rock I guess?

very nice. probably wouldn't fit a slow progressing game, but when playing something fast like a car chase or a super intense boss fight it would largely increase the experience. 

Thought I wasn't going to like the track because of its static weird sound combination but I actually got really hooked into the ever-lasting jam. Loved the musicality!

Great work.

Me gusta como se va por las ramas la melodía y vuelve al mismo lugar. Transmite mucha energía el tema en general. Muy bueno! (te vi comentar en español en otro post jajaj)

Nice, liked the way the melody and the bass worked together throughout.

It has "Night In The Woods" vibe at the beginning! But at the later part it's something original, not similar to anything I've heard before! Cool mix with metal guitar and synths!

Wow, very unique prog metal vibes here! Really enjoying how prominent and melodic the bass parts are as well. Great work :)

I really liked the track! It evokes the feeling of being at a strange place, which would be perfect for a videogame level. I would have loved it even more if the instruments were switched up a little from time to time, because even though the melodic and harmonic contents are amazing, it tends to sound a tad bit monotonous due to the same sound design throughout :)

We will have had orchestral, epic, 8bit, contemplative, electro, atmospheric OSTs, ... only "WTF" one was missing to complete the variety of productions. Well I think we found it with "My entry to Lone Rabbit´s", a particularly strange creation due to the fact that it benefits from a relatively standard metal background on which is added a pure thematic delirium freejazz played by an instrument with a very strange timbre ^^ The whole offers an experience to be lived at least once, to be confronted with ... "something else". The presence of the musical score makes it possible not to get too lost in the melodic maze, which is not a luxury. The general structure of the work is also very labyrinthine, and its general plan, again, will be very useful if the listener wants to find his way around the various bends. Very daring on all points (melody, tonal system, altered chords, instrumentation, mixture of musical references, ...), this music leaves you speechless. Maybe after several listenings. Really strange for sure ^ _ ^ "

Very progressive! I feel like it needs a break or difference in texture similar to the first 20 seconds somewhere in the middle of the track! Other than that, the track was a heap of motivation!  Awesome work! <3

This song rocks!