“We are the Men You’ll Grow to Love Soon” – Let’s Wrestle

A waste of a great title for a song, the nonsensical “We are the Men You’ll Grow to Love Soon” is not worth your time.

“Let Loose the Horses” – The Rescues

This track tries to be special. Instead it turns into a pedestrian listening experience.

“Despicable Dogs” – Small Black

One of the most monotonous, long, laborious listening experiences you will ever have. But if that’s your thing, then go for it – otherwise there are other ways to inflict pain on yourself.

“Hormone” – Growing

This song starts out promisingly enough with a moog-like, synthesized sound. Then it continues that way for well over three minutes. Unlike the name of the group this track shows no progression and will begin to grate on one’s nerves.

“Lost Where I Belong (Flying Lotus Remix)” – Andreya Triana

This would be a great remix if it weren’t for the unnecessary lyrics. Musically this remix shines without Triana’s lumbering moaning and whispering on the track. If you can find it without the singing somewhere else, then go for it. But stay away from this one.

“The World Collapsed” – Monster Movie

The free download mp3 powers-that-be truly scraped the bottom of the barrel with this track. The lazily sung lyrics and the accompanied weakly played synthesizer make for horrible listening.

“Sunshine/Pretty Girls” – Unnatural Helpers

This band should have been locked in their garage and never allowed to get out. The only decent thing about this track is the drummer. The music arrangement goes to his strengths. Unfortunately he’s no Art Blakey. Mercifully the track is barely two minutes.

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