Thanks for that, love quite a few of these.

Just kudos all around, well arranged, sound design is simple enough to keep the track together, and it's well mixed and mastered! Like It.

I'm not some big time producer, but I have found certain things that have helped me throughout the years that I want to share! Feel free to share. Not ordered by effectiveness, just by what comes to mind.
1. Move around. If you ever feel like your brain is kind of blanking out on ideas, just get up for awhile, Walk outside. And if you can, actually go out to somewhere completely different, Friend's house, hotel, etc. (Granted I don't do that second part too much because I prefer not too waste money I don't have on hotels, but if you can go somewhere different and write, do it!)
2. Listen to similar music when you don't know what direction to go towards. Get inspired bruh.
3. Simply lifting your head, looking directly up, and closing my eyes. Maybe do some slow head spins. Kind of joggles the mind and gives a feel for your thoughts. (Might just be a me thing.)
4. If you play a physical instrument (I do piano), do some improv, push your self around playing in a way you've heard similar to the style, maybe just something completely different to open up for other ideas.
5. Play a game, preferably a good soundtrack to it. I'm personally not really a gamer, I suck at games so I can't for the most suggest too many games to chill out too. Don't do something to full of stimuli, keep it simple so it's more mind clearing. Maybe a good indie game so it's more relaxing, but keeps your mind thinking.
6. Set yourself to take a nap, then have have an alarm set to wake yourself up right before (try to guess how long it takes you to sleep.) Get it just right, and your brain will most likely be rushing full of ideas to put down. People have more ideas when going to sleep.
If you got any tricks you want to suggest, put em down below

Not my style of music, but I'm still loving a lot of the concepts and sound design here. That after intro saw gate kind felt weird, like it was just pushing that border of how many instruments were okay in there. There are a couple times where things don't transition too well, but still work pretty well. Mostly, I'm just really liking the variety of sounds going on here, like the end reminds me just a tad bit of old school bassnectar mixed with an industrial song I remember from one of the really old Command & Conquer vibe. Very old school and pulls off nice. Obviously the style is record label grabbing, but it's definitely a very good underground certain clique style.

I'm a be honest, this doesn't sound like a lot of thought was put into this. Sorry. Their is not much to say about sound design, and the synths are harsh against what was the original song. That point at 1:30 before the vocals actually go again, actually sounds good on it's own. The style your trying to make, though, just doesn't work with the way your forcing it on it. I see your really new, so I suggest before trying to put too much out again soon, take plenty of time to learn about sound design, maybe learn some on composition and arrangement so you make the sounds more organized and matching with each other.

Set time stretch to Pro Transient. Works perfectly for keeping the pitch the same.

I like Magnus Ambience, it's free and has a pretty loud reverb, but I'm thinking about purchasing Valhalla plugins for it soon.