neonxaos
Posts: 163 From: Denmark
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24.06.2012 - 08:47Rating: 9
Absolutely mindblowing album. There's nothing else like this out there. Believe me, I have searched. Many bands search for a fusion of metal and electronica, but few, if any, achieve a symbiosis like this. This, to me, is a landmark work with nowhere near the amount of attention it rightfully deserves.
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Very nice little band this.
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Criminally underrated album. And band.
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Ilham Giant robot
Posts: 5161 From: Canada |
16.07.2014 - 03:30Rating: 8
IlhamGiant robotPosts: 5161 From: Canada
Indeed. Too bad they quit.
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Great album. Love me some high-quality unorthodox grind.
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flightoficarus Stamp Tramp
Posts: 1111 From: USA |
06.04.2015 - 23:38Rating: 10
AMAZING. Hits that perfect sweet-spot for being innovative and full of awesome musicianship while still being consistently enjoyable start to finish.
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Wukk
Posts: 792 From: UK |
WukkPosts: 792 From: UK
Genghis Tron strikes me as one of those bands whose fans classify them a certain way not because of what they sound like, but by popular opinion/what the band say they play. I can hardly hear any grindcore in here at all - maybe Converge-style metalcore, but no grind. Or maybe I don't know grindcore well enough, who knows.
Well, whatever it is they play, it's pretty good. It's one-of-a-kind and holds your attention to the whole album, but I wouldn't go all the way and call it a masterpiece/modern classic/AOTYAY. I can see it staying in my library for a long time, but wouldn't miss it if it somehow disappeared.
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3rdWorld China was a neat
Posts: 4367 From: India |
3rdWorldChina was a neatPosts: 4367 From: India
This album is clearly more song-oriented and for lack of a better word, core-ish. Doesn't mean its bad though. You still get cybergrind at its best. But the vocals kinda get more in the way for me and the last song kinda drags a bit as well. Still friggin' good stuff. Too sad they're disbanded now.
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Starvynth i c deaf people
Posts: 2967 From: Germany |
Starvynthi c deaf peoplePosts: 2967 From: Germany
I forgot the name of a Samael clone from Austria (now I know it's Astaroth) and searching for the style "cyber" got me here.
This is some weird stuff. The video for Endless Teeth is quite funny, the rabbit's tombstone made me lol...
Just found that CD for a couple of bucks somewhere and asking myself right now if it's worth the money...
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musclassia
Posts: 6990 From: UK |
17.03.2021 - 16:55Rating: 8
The last track is great, really insidious build
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X-Ray Rod Skandino
Posts: 18268 From: Sweden |
08.11.2021 - 15:12Rating: 8
As great if not better than the previous one. Holy shit these guys are nuts. The balance of electronica and grindcore/metal is better on this one though.
The previous one feels more savage and reckless but this one has a more focused sense of urgency and lots of energy.
These two albums are definitely something I'm going to revisit a lot now.
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Written by BloodTears on 19.08.2011 at 18:29 Like you could kiss my ass Written by Milena on 20.06.2012 at 10:49 Rod, let me love you.
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AndyMetalFreak A Nice Guy
Posts: 4640 From: UK |
26.07.2022 - 09:01Rating: 8
This album is totally bonkers but it's bloody fantastic The cyber effects are so unique to grindcore I wasn't quite sure how I would take to this album, but I actually took an instant liking to this sound and style which fits perfectly with the crazy song structures. It's so funky and melodic, yet heavy and hard hitting, and I really like the clean vocals too. They did an amazing job a terrific effort in this one, especially with the style not being my usual taste
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