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I really enjoyed the three songs from Matthew and the Atlas. I would put it at Folklore tier, which is pretty good for me! I would probably put this higher if I cared more about lyrics. For me, I only notice lyrics after repeated visits and, even then, I would need a transcript to know what's being said. And, even after that, there's very few lines that stick in my head, especially in a meaningful way.

I really enjoy the album art of The Strangest Frequency. It's a good vibe. Speaking of a good vibe, I really enjoyed this set of 3 songs!

I don't mind the singer of Black Country, New Roads too much. Instrumental is usually my jam, but this isn't it. The other 2 songs are good though.

Occult Descartes is very cool. The other 2 songs from Lemm are good, but not quite as good as Occult Descartes.

Atomic Bird is also very cool in a way that differentiates itself from other songs on the list. The man in the desert gives me strong "Civ V" vibes. I generally like that soundtrack. Nopwhere and Everywhere is good, but a lot more similar to a lot of other songs on this list.

The Bitter Suite is pretty good, but there's no way concept albums, especially lyric-heavy ones, will ever appeal to me. Also, I don't associate circuses with priests, even corrupt ones! King of Swords (Reversed) is very good.

Oh hey, I recognize Basket Case, but I never knew that it was named this. It's a good song. The other songs are alright.

I appreciate the lyrics of More Data. Reminds me of work. It's merely OK as a song, though. But yeah, I'm surprised I'm able to catch the lyrics here than most songs. Maybe because most of the songs are more like speech or dialogue.

Tarot Sport is extremely good. I loved all 3 songs. I think this type of music just naturally appeals to me, though. I can see this getting a high floor but low ceiling.

Genesis is good, but doesn't leave much of an impression on me.

circle is very interesting. I can see this being an album I like. The three songs I heard are pretty good, but it's pretty hard to talk about any of them, because it feels like I'm only listening to part of something larger.

Similarly, Dr. Stone is tough to talk about because I feel like I only got a small glimpse of its album. The instrumentation is nice, but most fantasy-based games/anime tend to have that nice sound.

Deep Forest is, indeed, really good. The other 2 songs are good, but not quite as good. I feel like this one's best in small doses.

I don't have too much to say on Slothrust. I like the 2nd and 3rd songs way more than the 1st.

I thought it's funny that all 3 Schach songs have the stylized titled. This could very easily not be my style, but it handles it well. Both the instrumentation and vocals work really well with each other.

There's a ton of praise for Brand New here from what I can see. The songs are all really enjoyable and carry different vibes.