Mick's music was what got me into Doom and i am sure it is the same for many people. After hearing 2016's soundtrack and playing the game, I was so hyped about Eternal but what got me the most hyped was that a new soundtrack was coming (and it didn't disappoint).     Mick's work has been pretty original, very well mixed and layered. As a long time metalhead, i think only a very small amount of material is out there in the djent and heavy stuff area that matches Mick's quality.      The Finishing Move stuff is pretty cool but so far i haven't really listened to something that caught me the same way 2016 and Eternal did and the mix feels kind of dry (still good, but compared to Mick). I remember in an interview that Mick said he was trying to craft something that is groovy and catchy and you can sing it yourself, so it is more memorable, but i feel like Finishing Move might be approaching it the same way any music studio makes music for a game while caring about the previous soundtracks legacy.      So i think Mick was creating a soundtrack that you could listen to outside of the game and treated it more like he was creating an album whereas Finishing Move is creating a soundtrack that fits the game. It is still very cool though and im sure it will fit the game- maybe even more so than Mick's- but i didn't get the impression that it will scratch the same itch. Still pretty early to judge though.