This is the first song (listening in alphabetical order) that really engaged me from start to finish. The chorus and verses are nicely contrasted and the palette of sounds is well-chosen. I don't think this is a long I like exactly, but it's the best of the bunch in terms of it's construction and presentation.

very cool sounds, a little messy. You are full of destruction this nur ein! Love the echoey stuff. Great. Sometimes the vocals are a little lost in the massive sounds.

Man, you really got the dirty bassline thing down, I get Les Claypool vibes. Great groove, great emotive vocal take. Bass guitar and bass synths make for super thick bass. I enjoyed the selection of synths and arps in this too; the shift to double-time percussion in the chorus and bridge work well too to differentiate it from the verse, plenty of space to breathe in the verse relative to the instrumentals and chorus. What can I say, I think I must just be a Starfinger stan at this point.
Lyrically, assonance, rhythmically, and word choice is on point. In terms of finding constructive criticism to give on this one, I'd say the lyrics in this are actually very literal; while last round it was very literal as well but also the silly connection to an emotional love of crushing things, this time around, to me at least, I don't sense an emotional core in this song, and it's really ripe for the metaphor from closed window, getting unstable, cards lie; I think maybe a bridge or something to link that all up to something real about the narrator/singer would have elevated it for me. Just for your consideration, anyhow. I still really dug the tune.

The brooding atmosphere in this one is awesome. That gritty bassline is the shit and the synths add this oppressive dystopian feel which reminds me a lot of Futureworld/Redline-era Trans Am. I think I'm probably in a minority here, but I'm not totally in to your vocal stylings/lyrics. I appreciate the exhuberance and swagger. I would love to get an instrumental mix of this though. Bonus points for keeping it tight and to the point.