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dafuq did i just watch? FIVE STARS!

A lost gem...

Truly, it breaks my heart that such classics like this are not appreciated by todays youth. I mean, think of how much effort the author put into this sophisticated work of art, and maybe you'll hesitate before voting zero. Anyway, I think this work of old is a masterpiece and I hope the power of B lives on forever <3..... -.-

The bass is stellar...

It's so crisp and flows like liquid metal, and the riffs are huge and sweeping, but the files in remix packs are meant for remixes only. You and xKore will know what I'm talking about. Don't be lazy, you should make the percussion for each song from scratch so it suits the song better, what you've done is unforgivable! Overall and 8/10 but minus 5 points for shameless, uncredited use of xKores samples. Sorry man :L

Epic...

First of all, thanks for the review on my track, it means a lot :D

Now onto the review of your track :) The fact that the piano holds water without any other instruments shows how nicely the reverb/sustain has been tweaked. The gradual introducing of stabs and pads is very grand and floaty, and when the wobble comes in, which whilst being filth, it really gives the intro a nice "step", emphasized by the crisp percussion. Both the drops make very good use of the epic melody that was introduced in the intro. I particularly like the brutal trance lead in the break, as it adds a nice twist to the otherwise completely dubstep-y tune. Overall, a very grand and sweeping tune. Good luck in the competition =3

Almost brilliant...

It has such a brilliant, moving, dynamic set of synths, but it is completely let down by the weak, over-reverbed snare. Everything else is of such a high standard, but you've overlooked probably the most important part of ANY electronic snare - the percussion. It just lacked the soul and punchiness that is meant to back this kind of song. Please, remaster the drums and you'll be on to a winner! :)