Vectorman This is his most technical impressive and emotionally impactful album to date. For someone who can't find the words, Nick somehow masterfully weaves catchy melodies with memorable lyrics again and again. Favorite track: Come Again.

Tyler My soul isn't used to all this touching, dude. It's more than just good -- it's beautiful. Favorite track: Reset.

chiaczar The full blown musicality of this album is enough to recommend it, but the unbridled emotion of each track carries this album to S-tier status. Favorite track: All On Red.

SirGamers i ascend in cybergrind when i hear this song Favorite track: UltraChurch (Cyber Grind).

OrsonXD What an imposing, broad and sinister song. Couldn't think of anything better for the corresponding prime sanctum. Favorite track: Tenebre Rosso Sangue.

8baller Slots right in next to Darktide and the mechanicus soundtracks in my small collection of awesome pipe organ music

Praise the code!

threepixel I love that while the tracks correlate to the theme of Halloween there is such variety in the songs. From creepy to upbeat there's something for everyone even if they don't like spooky things. So grab a pumpkin beer, shave your beard and get yourself HAUNTED. Favorite track: Dracula Can Get Wet.

funymony Gremlins speaks to me on an emotional level, But Fall Time in Tennessee prepares me for battle. Doctor reminds me that everyday there's a skeleton trying to find its way back home from within me. Favorite track: Where Did The Gremlins Go?.

odaaaann A collection containing some of Big Nick's best songs, all perfect to play at your next Halloween party (presuming you have multiple Halloweens a year, like you ought to). Favorite track: Haunted By The Ghost of Ernest P. Worrell.

MysteryPotion The more I listen to these tracks, the better they get. This album is an amazing experience from start to finish. Favorite track: DISKCOPY.COM.

Terminal Tilt Listening to this album feels like overclocking a 486 DX2 until the heat sink glows red. MBR doesn't just make music, they compile it. The heavy use of synthesized guitars over relentless breakbeats feels like a direct interface with the kernel. It’s the perfect soundtrack for anyone who prefers a TTY to a GUI. If you have ever felt the rush of a successful make install on a custom kernel, this is that feeling translated into sound. 100% Synthetic. 100% Metal. 0% Bloat. Favorite track: ANSI.SYS.

J. Wright Reviews This album stands toe-to-toe with Internet Protocol and Personal Computer as some of MBR's best material. It's full of frantic, fast-paced computer metal that almost makes you feel like you're a miniature version of yourself surfing along the magnetic disk, hearing the bits of binary translating itself into monochrome music notes that you can actually hear. Favorite track: DEFRAG.EXE.