Projekt Noire - This summer...

As I'm a big fan of SunnO))), Stars of The Lid and other drone projects (Yes, I'm not only a big fan I'm actually BIG as I'm 184 cm and 102.5 kgs! 😂) , I started Projekt Noire (It means "The Black Project", in my very own constructed language). I made lots of drone tracks and even some of them used by my friends in their movie and game projects. So, after a long time (almost one year) I made another track for this project. This is the first track with actual guitars. I think it's enough information about my project and this is the link to the track :

https://projektnoire.bandcamp.com/track/this-summer

Information about this song :

DAW : FL Studio
Instrument(s) : Ibanez iJRG200u
VST FX : Blue Cat Axiom, Guitar Rig (Loop Machine), Valhalla VintageVerb, Valhalla Shimmer, Fruity Limiter Guitar Gadgets.

Your chord progression is quite interesting: D major, B minor 7, F major, D minor 9... it's a little clashy but has a neat effect. The F tuning in the mezzo range is a little bit off which is cool, but clashes with the just-intonated F in the bass later in the section. I don't know if it's noticeable enough to you to change. 
The extreme upper voices I feel don't have enough change... it's an airy accompaniment and I see that, it just makes this feel like listening to a loop rather than a piece. 
Nice ideas though. Interesting execution.

14 hours ago, Monarcheon said:

Your chord progression is quite interesting: D major, B minor 7, F major, D minor 9... it's a little clashy but has a neat effect.

Thanks for your kind reply. Actually, it supposed to be a long D minor chord, but I think shimmer, delay and distortion (which is actually product of EBow and guitar pickup) affected the notes and changed them. Anyway, I liked it a lot!

14 hours ago, Monarcheon said:

The extreme upper voices I feel don't have enough change... it's an airy accompaniment and I see that

Yes, it's actually an automated shimmer , added in post-process.

14 hours ago, Monarcheon said:

Nice ideas though. Interesting execution.

Thanks again!