Is the Bass to much at 150-250 kHz in my Mix??

[Contra Studio]

hey guys, I seem to be having to much low end that it overwhelms the whole mix. I really can't hear it, but the great guy I send my music to get mastered with keeps telling me most of the mix I work on for clients has uber amounts of Lows...
Heres a mix I did with zero mastering work done to it. I would be grateful for some insight on the issue.
Moss


http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10714692/Hide%20the%20President.wav

 

[Contra Studio]

Bump

 

[Beneath_the_Bliss]

dude, you uploaded as a wav, which means it takes ages to load, or in google chromes case, never for me. try an mp3

 

[JakeAC5253]

Bass might be a bit too present in that range, but IMO it fits the style. Bigger problem I think is that it is just so noticeable because some things are too low and some things are too present, the bass is one of those things that are too present. Rhythm guitars need to come forward, and maybe LP them a tad more aggressively. Midrange drums should come up too.

 

[pikachu69]

To be honest your mix is the opposite of what you are asking, it is very bass light (sub bass mainly). From 125hz down your mix needs serious pumping up to make it more solid feeling. Likewise the highs need brightening alot too from 4khz up. All I really hear is low mids and high mids. once this is done a small decrease in the 200 to 400hz range should see it right.