Review by David Hroncheck

Waxtools is a collaborative album featuring various artists from different genres. The album is a mix of electronic, hip-hop, and experimental music that showcases the versatility of the participating artists. The album opens with "Interlude," a brief instrumental track that sets the mood for the rest of the album.

The first full track, "Waxtools," features a heavy beat and a catchy hook that will have listeners nodding their heads in no time. The track is followed by "Pumpkin," a more laid-back track that features a jazzy piano sample and dreamy vocals. Other standout tracks on the album include "Magnetic," a moody instrumental track that features a haunting melody, and "Spiral," a trippy, experimental track that features glitchy beats and distorted vocals.

Summary by David Hroncheck

Waxtools is a solid album that showcases the talent of the participating artists. The album is a great listen for fans of electronic and experimental music, and is sure to have listeners coming back for more.