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6/10. I can tell it's a well made song, but this ain't really something I'd casually listen to (sounds like the end credits to an anime movie).

7.5/10. Good beat though the lyrics could be a little less upsetting.

8/10, not as familiar with KRS-One as I am with some other old school rappers (one of the only other songs of his I know is "Sound of da Police" and I admit part of it is because the chorus became a small time meme) but it's still a catchy tune

7/10
It didn't resonate with me :/

I'm pretty sad "Spiderman into the spider verse" didn't include the Ramones' cover theme song in the movie, but nevertheless it was a good movie.
(For once) good job sony

3/5. Pretty interesting take on the song.

3.5 / 5 Pretty eclectic selection.

8/10, that's some pretty nice and upbeat character select music.

(in before someone makes a "number 15" joke)

7/10
I'm not a big fan of this bass-boosted production that the song has, but I'll give credit for the lyrics about not corresponding love and shit like that

Dio pls come back ;_;

Click here in case you cannot see the video
YT copyright system is complete bollocks

8 / 10 Mesmerizing.

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Aesop Rock & TOBACCO as MALIBU KEN – Acid King [NSFW]

9/10, holy crap forgot how much I love Aesop Rock's flow (interesting choice of music video though, a bit too squicky for my liking).

6.5/10 enjoyed the whole thing. I like the weird vocal effects and beat but dunno if it's something I'd listen to on repeat, it just seems a bit too goofy for it to work imo

8.5 / 10 One of my faves from Slide

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10/10 Utterly beautiful!
Felt liked I was touched by Robo Jesus himself.

gr8 b8 m8/10
Well, I gonna copy-paste one of the top comments of the video to do review for me:
Justin Bieber makes the regular version for the masses, but then when he's finally alone, he pours a glass of whiskey, slows his songs down to the experimental ambient sound he wishes he could make the same money off of and contemplates his existence and what it's all really worth.

Yeah, that was somehow interesting to hear, and to think back then Bieber was one of the most hated persons on the surface of the Earth. I admit, I also had a hate boner of that song, but now, all that is in the past…

Let's take a look at this, I can only imagine. We're gonna be Tiger Uppercutting through space and time. We're gonna be throwing Sonic Booms on the moon. Hadoukens up Uranus, fuck Street Fighter IV, this is Street Fighter 2010!

7.5 / 10 – Dat Capcom chiptune

Lightning Bolt… Geez, I haven't heard from that band after their release of Hypermagic Mountain, and they are still just as a mindfuck as they were ten years ago. 8.5/10 just for the sake I could never understand what the fuck the lead singer is saying 90% of the time.

6/10 doesn't particularly gel with me

8/10

I've heard one song previously off this album, and after hearing this one I think that this certain track must've been recorded before Laura got her vocals altered (if that's part of the process) because she still sounds like her old self on this song (like I said, I haven't listened to much else recent). That said, this is still a good song that contains what you would usually hear from the band.

6.5/10 very british, starts off really promising, but the chorus loses that momentum imo, it just loses the interesting sounds and melodies in favor of a relatively standard chorus

Whelp, that was something.
Before to rate the song allow me to say that it trows everything at ya: the quasi-hypnotic string section, that weird chorus and that percussion solo tho. I already listened this album before but still I don't get it, it is to much for me.
So 2deep4me 7.5/10.

8.5/10 Good shit

Keeping with the theme of early punk rock

8/10 -- Raw and a little quirky

8 / 10 – Oldie but Goodie

8/10
Chill and has a nice beat

EDIT: Click here in case you can't watch the video here.

7 / 10 – Nice Acoustic sound.

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Feeling a strong 8 out of 10. The combination of Ride's usual style of rapping mixes well with the 1980s esque synth, and the sudden change to something more industrial sounding in the middle brings about that "purposely uncomfortable" feeling a bunch of DG songs seem to have.

HI There. this is Shallow (A Star Is Born OST) male cover. The original version is sung by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3bQJAjeWns

I said before but when it comes to modern EDM with elements of trap rap music like here I, I just don't get it, it has build up rhythm but it's not my cup of tea
6/10

What if I told you there is a cover of a Velvet Underground song made by Billy Idol, but not by 80's Billy Idol no-no not like that; this cover was made by 90's Billy Idol!

Just embrace it for me will ya, it's a byotiful mess and it's a shame that YT don't have the original music video with better quality visuals to be truly appreciate it as was it is: an attempt by Billy Idol to keep to the current wave of 90's music.
Lou Reed did not die for this

5/10 I've seen Todd in the Shadows' review of this album and can say this is one of the most WTF covers of all time, up there with Limp Bizkit's "Faith". That said, I do actually like "Shock to the System" like Todd also does.

8/10, always had a soft spot for English rock music from this era.

7/10 pretty spoopy Halloween rap

9/10 I've never heard a saxaphone be used in noise rock and I'm loving the combo

7/10, sounds like it'd go along well in the soundtrack of a 70s or 80s movie.

I don't really dig trap, suicide boys is alright 6/10

Shout out to OP for introducing me to Ghostface Killah. This songs had me hooked when I first heard it, but after a few listens I started to realize how morbid it is. 8/10

10/10 just for the fact that it's Ghostface, if you like East coast rap you should look at Nas and if you want a different taste take a look at "Delinquent Habits". (start at Return of the Tres)

8.5/10 excellent for Middle Eastern RPGs

6/10, not really a big metal fan for me to listen to 15 minutes of slow guitar strums. The screaming in the second half was funny though.

7/10, beat's nice and alright flow but I'm not sure if I care much for the dude's singing voice.

6/10 I'm not really into that scene and it's just a bit too edgy for my liking although I'd like to see what the guy could do with his voice on a different song.

This is a preeeeetty long one but if you're a fan of bands like Rainbow(Ritchie Blackmore) ,Genesis, Pink Floyd, Dio and the like I think for sure you'll appreciate this. I really like the segment between 13:50 → 18:30 (pays homage to Mike Portnoy's influences)

7.5/10
Not a huge fan of Dream Theater's style of wanky metal that sounds a bit like a more pretentious Faith No More, but I can appreciate the skill of Mike Portnoy and the rest of the band. Probably the only outstanding song in the album thanks to their tightest moments yet.

7/10, is this Jazz? Not a bad genre. This has me wanting to explore the Tokyo streets at night. Songs like these always have these urban New Orleans-esque allures I tend to find.

This song takes me back to when I was working my first summer job at a local Six Flags. I clearly remember banging my head to this song as I drove into the sunset back home after a long, hot 7 hours every weekday. I always feel a sense of euphoria and bliss listening to this song.

Overall 7/10. Good backing track, but the lyrics are very egotistical.

6/10
The instrumental is pretty cool, although it is a little one-note. The vocals should've been delivered with more force imo, and some of the bars are kinda corny (a symptom of many a soundtrack) for something that's supposed to be badass. Not a bad track, though.

9/10
The absolute madlad

groovy/10
It reminds me of "Fly to the moon" from Evangelion (specially in the beginning) and I wish it could be just that bossa nova rhythm through all the song but I really enjoyed it.

9/10
I like pt. 2 the most

5/10, it's something that can hype up a fun little competition, but I don't like metal enough to put this on my playlist or on repeat.

Angsty.

Ow the edge/10

On a more serious note, 3/10. These guys are ten years late to the butt-rock punch.

9/10, sounds like Silent Hill industrial meets Devil May Cry rock. Can see myself using this as "hype up" music.

(for the hell of it I'll mention that the reason I found this song was because of someone in the comments of a Sleepycast animated video saying that the singer in this band sounds like what you'd get if Zach sung in a band)