An excellent start! Simple yet highly effective chord progression and a good guitar sound. However, if possible,
get yourself a keyboardist ; either that, or a lead guitarist with one hell of an effects pedal :D . Your music would have sounded a lot better with some ambient backing, or at least some countermelody - the guitars by themselves sounded a bit disjointed. Try inserting some softer "chorus" gaps between the riff variations as well.
I think you've got something great going here. Keep at it! :cool:
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