CaptainRustNG's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[DropDead3 - Funka-dead-lick!]

Very clean loop, I don't know the exact name of this synth instrument, but it works great in a sountrack like this.

[DropDead3 - Waltz Bloody Waltz]

For non-explorable, cramped room level design for the earlier levels, this soundtrack does express a lot more action from the previous titles.

It's a bloody waltz, what can I say.

[Drop Dead 2: Musical Teaser]

I like the utilization of the cartoonish sound effects from two/thirds of the soundtrack, makes it more comical, silly even.

The one third of it is just witnessing the GoP in his full glory.

Although do I admit that the first time I heard the pig's squeal in the soundtrack, it kind of startled me Xd.

[Drop Dead 2 - Welcome The]

The soundtrack of ragdolls being thrown around.

[Drop Dead 2]

A real head bobber.

[The Bitter and the Sweet]

Fits the junkyard aesthetic quite frankly; Various metallic percussions like metal plate banging and pipe clanging with some drum plates added later on, broken alarms and muffled beeps of sorts make it appear more mechanical in nature coupled with the synthetic drums and the beat of the overall soundtrack, the distortions make it more crunchy or rusty in sound. The empty glass bottles used to make that cold, uninviting whistle, the kind of atmosphere often utilized for a place like a junkyard.

Well done.

[ParagonX9 - Chaoz Impact]

Pimp my Neon Ride.

[Speeding Rampage]

I imagine this soundstrack being used in like some sort of test drive video, where a bunch of raider jackasses strap nuclear rockets to their vehicle and have their crazed partner achieve life-threatening velocity, a large breakthrough in speed record and in the end they get too excited and the car fucking detonates out in the distance XD.

[Crunchfest]

This is the type of song you'd listen to while travelling through the deserted wasteland, sometimes plowing through zombies or driving alongside a pack of raiders in their armed to the teeth with spikes and saws rusty rides.

Hell yeah.

[Random Access - Hold On]

The introduction almost sounds like the bit from Paradise City by Guns N' Roses, nonetheless, Territory WAR brought me here to fully witness this beast of a soundtrack.