Album Rating: 4.5

yeah back to eight spot woo. Although this has been checked out by so much more people than I thought it would, still moar peeps should look this up. I mean it's for free afterall.

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

Hey Meatplow, did any of your industrial forum buds ever check this out (I posted a link in there a while ago, but it was lost in random blabber).

as far as I can tell I was the only one lol

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

Their loss...

Yeah, I know. I tried to promote it once or twice since but it fell on deaf ears.

Thread needs more regular posters.

Album Rating: 3.5

As for Wizard's observation, I'm going to have to go ahead and disagree with him. This sounds very little like the last few Ministry albums.



I hear it in the vocals and the thrashy guitar patterns. Mind you, this is still a somewhat unique sound but I can certainly hear Jourgenson ripping his vocals apart to this. Just an observation though. Loving this album atm.

I partly hear a Ministry influence over the drum tones. Apart from that, not really.

Album Rating: 3.5

Exactly what I was going for Meatplow. It's not like I think they're a full blown Ministry cover band or anything, I just appreciate the influence.

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

A lot of industrial bands have been using those drum tones, but I can hear what you're saying.

I admire the drum sounds on here actually, i'm trying to teach myself how to get that kind of effect.

and then, just like that, she is gone...

noooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

i am young

i am broke

i am pissed

Album Rating: 3.5

A lot of industrial bands have been using those drum tones, but I can hear what you're saying.



And the staccato guitar patterns as well.

Album Rating: 4.5

i am young



i am broke



i am pissed

you startin' to make me get the bloodlust blues son >=)

Album Rating: 2.5

For some strange reason I don't think this album is that special. Quite standard hardcore industrial perfected before by Ministry and NIN on their EP, Broken.

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

No one really said it was "special" only that it's really good. Do you rate everything low that has been done before by another band? One could argue that it took Ministry multiple albums before they ever even got good at what they did, and even then most of their albums were inconsistent. As for NIN's EP... there's one song on there that could be considered "hardcore industrial".

Album Rating: 2.5

All right. I've given this one a few more spins and it seems better than I initially thought. Still, it's nothing to ring home about. For me, they definitely lack diversity and the album feels samey all the way through no matter how solid it is. The lack of distinct style doesn't disqualify them, but it'd be an advantage.

Album Rating: 3.5

If you're looking for diversity in industrialized metal, you're going to hit many dead ends.