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WarMech
by Front Line Assembly
supported by 13 fans who also own “Dried Blood Of Gomorrha”
There is plenty to experience on WarMech, because the album really does have its moments. There are plenty of cool tracks on this album that definitely keep going. Top hits like "Force Carrier" and "Molotov" are really good and hit it well. Other, more constructive and atmosphere-enhancing tracks like "The Eminent" also sound quite impressive. And the album closes strongly with the two great tracks "Earthriser" and "Creator". FLA rules and hits it again with this great follow-up of AirMech!
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Brap and Forth Vol. 8
by cEvin Key
supported by 12 fans who also own “Dried Blood Of Gomorrha”
The genesis of Remission and Bites era. So many great ideas.
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Unknown Room
by Download
supported by 11 fans who also own “Dried Blood Of Gomorrha”
This is simply a wonderful record full of amazing,vital sounds,it is a timely reminder for me of what extremely talented artists these people are.Thank you.
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Diaspora
by The Bedroom Witch
Multimedia artist Sepehr Mashiahof uses dark and direct synth-pop vocabulary to create her own intricate narrative of identity.
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MD133 - CANDELABRE "For to have time is to have wings"
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French darkwave outfit Candélabre channel New Romantic pop, dousing big melodies with a healthy amount of foggy, swirling atmosphere.
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The End Is the Beginning
by Mirror Of Haze
Perfectly gloomy Norwegian goth/post-punk, anchored by a punchy rhythm section and driven by chiming guitar lines and morose vocals.
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Mechanical Soul
by Front Line Assembly
supported by 10 fans who also own “Dried Blood Of Gomorrha”
FLA is a SONIC ELECTRONIC BULLDOZER. That's about the most concise way I can describe how this album feels to me. 'Alone' is hands down my top pick here, although I do find 'Rubber Tube Gag' sticking in my brain a lot, too. My one criticism (constructive of course) is that sometimes the lyrics feel underinspired, but it's not a big issue in the grander context of this otherwise excellent album. This one definitely grows on you, too. Good stuff, and solidly recommended. Long live FLA!
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