FIX8:SED8 Wiesbaden, Germany
With their fifth album "The Inevitable Relapse", their third for Dependent, Fïx8:Sëd8 are taking the final step from a band with a huge buzz to an established force within the electro industrial scene. The band's name is derived from the psychiatric terms "fixated/sedated". ... more
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Mechanical Soul
by Front Line Assembly
supported by 38 fans who also own “The Inevitable Relapse (Luxus)”
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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Mortal Geometry
by Numb
supported by 31 fans who also own “The Inevitable Relapse (Luxus)”
The first play-through I found myself listening to a solid, well-produced and arranged album. By my third play-through, my third-eye had opened, and I can say with all honesty, this is majestic aural brilliance that only a seasoned-veteran musician can produce.
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Struggling
by PYRROLINE
supported by 30 fans who also own “The Inevitable Relapse (Luxus)”
A highly melodic and emotional dark electro album that will haunt you. Pyrroline’s music has always had an intrinsic sadness, but the melancholy on 'Struggling' surpasses anything Arnte and Schmoun have done so far. I fell in love with it right away.
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THOUSANDNEEDLES
by Bestial Mouths
A stellar cast of artists put their own shadowy spins on recent Bestial Mouths material—toward the goth club floor or into pure noise.
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I Will Remember It All Differently
by Alter der Ruine
Gothic industrial songs that recall darkest Depeche Mode while pounding out their own melodic path.
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Forest Whispers
by Inalco2222
Two tracks from Buenos Aires artist Inalco2222 explore the grittier side of industrial music, with blown-out synths and driving beats.
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Eyes On Backwards
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This album is pure gold
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