Louie Armstrong, need I say more? 10/10

^I love how tense this song is straight from the start! It never gets boring, just stays relentlessly interesting throughout. Some of the transitions catch me off guard, which I guess is the point for some of them. I'm also digging the agressive use of saxophone alongside electric guitar. I guess if I had one criticism, I would have liked to see the vocals show more dynamics. But these guys are tight! 8/10

Unfortunately, I haven't yet made enough posts to put a link in this one, so I'll just let someone else review this song and keep the thread going.

7.5/10

remake of Tobokula Muana

I thought that was quite nice. A bit on the repetitive side, but enjoyable, and calming. 8/10.

And now for the complete opposite.

Intrigued by where it started, not too bad. I dig the beat and the sampling, although I wish it wasn't so start-stop just when I start getting into it. still, I dig it.

but yeah, here's a slowed down version of this one song cause f*ck it

Good enough for me to want to look into doom rnb, not good enough for me to want to ever listen to the Pointer Sisters ever again. 5/10.

Pretty sweet. Not quite mind blowing though. It sort of sat in between sludge and post metal, but with a menace that I usually associate with extreme doom. Maybe that's just me. 7/10

10/10.....my favorite track of their from that comp....which i have not listened to in soooo long....adding it now :)

I can't claim to being a big industrial fan, especially not this excessively German sounding industrial, but it was still pretty cool. 7/10.

Haven't really explored MF DOOM outside of Madvillain, and I can't say that this disappoints. My one complaint is that it sounds a bit rushed at points but otherwise it was pretty good 8/10.