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@killyourfm Ok. I listened with a couple different low cost cans; KZ ZSTX IEMs and some slightly modified Koss UR40s. The KZs have a V curved EQ while the Koss have a slight bump in bass and maybe a little freckle in treble. The track is great! The layering of the vocals is well done and adds more depth to the song; it makes it feel more “professional studio” recording. I definitely dig the song. I listened to it 4 times in a row without getting tired of it. Here are my critiques.

@killyourfm This is coming from someone who likes to listen to music, but is no way a professional audiophile. I feel the EQ on the track could be tweaked just a little to combat people that will probably listen in the car or on regular cans. Perhaps a “notch” out of the bass and 2 “notches” out of the highs. When I was listening with the Koss, the bass was a bit heavier than most rock tracks, and the sibilance was almost there. In the KZ’s these 2 things were amplified.

@killyourfm Of course, everybody’s ears are different and everyone’s taste in frequency is different. It’s just some things I noticed when comparing to other rock tracks I listen to. One more minute thing I could add is to bump up the vocal frequency so you are more audible. However, this may fix itself when the other 2 come down. Freaking awesome track though! I will be listening in my car on the way home. BIG Foo Fighter vibes and I know you like to hear that!