Review by Brooke Fenwick

Eesti Kaheksakümnendad is a compilation album featuring various artists from Estonia during the 1980s. The album includes 14 tracks that give listeners a glimpse into the Estonian music scene during that era.

The album's sound is predominantly new wave and post-punk, with some tracks featuring synthesizers and electronic drums. The songs are sung in Estonian, which adds to the authenticity of the album and gives listeners a taste of Estonian culture.

The album starts with "Sõdur" by Vennaskond, a track with a catchy guitar riff and energetic vocals. Other standout tracks include "Kui Meid Ei Oleks" by Propeller, a fast-paced song with a driving beat, and "Ei Ole Üksi Ükski Maa" by Fix, a track with a memorable chorus and a powerful guitar solo.

Summary by Brooke Fenwick

Eesti Kaheksakümnendad is a great compilation album that showcases the diverse and exciting music scene in Estonia during the 1980s. The album is a must-listen for fans of new wave and post-punk, as well as those interested in Estonian music and culture.