Erik Ostrom
Some of the backing sounds a little stilted in places. The spoken style delivery is working for me, I like the changes in the rhythm. Musically, I would have liked a little more variation, but it evokes a mood well.
Forty Second Songs
Well put together fun song. The comedy stylings make it difficult to get beyond that though.
Humbert
The voice at the start reminds me of Bell Green. Five and a half minutes, this needs to be good not to overrstay its welcome. Half way and there's been little change to keep me interested. The speaking bit is okay, though it isn't enough of a change for me.
Josh Woodward
As usual there's nothing I can fault in the craft. I guess I can't see myself as the singer, so it doesn't really grab me. I look forward to when you get finally get angry.
Kelvinator
Ah, The Stooges. The guitar tones are good. The lyrics and the music are a little repetitive, but this is my favourite so far (genre bias I guess).
Max the Cat
The come down after the Kelvinator. The boy (should that be man) and guitar formula is a difficult one to pull off, but your voice and playing are good. This feels more country than folk and that's a good thing in my book. A contender and not too long too.
The Miasmatics (me)
Listening back now, I should have tempered the reverb and the pitch-shifted vocals. It was interesting to try a different style and different sequencer. FWIW The music was an attempt to write in Am without using the I chord, so the music was always tempted to go to it

PiGPEN
It could do with a stronger beat and a tighter delivery over the top. The lyrics are okay, but the delivery needs for malice to keep in with the sentiment.
Silent E
Lo-fi production counts against this, but I'm trying to hear the song underneath. I would have used the other voice on the chorus all the way through. The vocals and the music lack dynamic and so interest.
slowRodeo
The guitar reminds me of Wonderwall. The vocals seem to be struggling a little and the strumming pattern could do with some variation. The change to the picking is welcome, but a seems a little abrupt. Approaching halfway and I get the feeling that man and guitar is all I'm going to get. Was there any particular reason to encode at 22khz? it shows promise, but could do with some serious pruning and more dynamic variation.
The Soylent Spuds
This sounds like a fine WreckdoM aperitif. Coming after five minutes of slowRodeo this sounds very lively. No vote, but fun and mercifully brief.
WreckdoM
I think you're either wearing me down or getting more musical. Either way, I quite like this. Nice and chilled out. Obviously it's repetitive and overly long, but strangely listenable.
Top 3
3. Erik Ostrom
2. Kelvinator
1. Max the Cat