Mechanical Organic - Flat Earth Society
| Release date: | 2006 |
| Style: | Industrial metal |
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01. What Have We Become
02. Stealth
03. Hacking Humanity
04. Nothing Is Real
05. Username and Password
06. All According To Plan
07. To Bridge The Void
08. Weapons Of Mass Distraction
09. Nostalgia
10. The Bitter Truth
11. This They Must Never Know
02. Stealth
03. Hacking Humanity
04. Nothing Is Real
05. Username and Password
06. All According To Plan
07. To Bridge The Void
08. Weapons Of Mass Distraction
09. Nostalgia
10. The Bitter Truth
11. This They Must Never Know
ReviewAustralia: 2006
Genre: Industrial Progressive Metal/Rock
Label: Self-Released
Line-Up:
Lead Vocals, Keyboards: Eddie Katz
Lead/Rhythm/Synth Guitars: Connie D
Drums & Percussion: Laurence Belviso
Rating:
9.2
9.2
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Rating: 9.2 |
I will have to admit, after all it's well-known, that i don't like progressive rock/metal music, i won't explain the reasons here because it's not my intention as this is a review about Mechanical Organic's debut album, "Flat Earth Society", an album that managed to leave me speechless with its variety and inspiration. Mechanical Organic hail from Australia and in an era when personal identity in music is so rare to be found they unfold a whole new world through their compositions, a personal way of expression that can't be stigmatized by someone else's glory, something highly positive and admirable! I mean, if they had appeared in the birth of the 90s they would have become a cult band in my opinion, but offering something new during nowadays when almost everything has been played this is even more impressive because the chances are few you will get to overwhelm your influences and offer something on your own. Read more ›› |
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