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Scars
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Hocico Mexico City, Mexico
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A truly fabulous Noise Unit Release! Powerful work here.
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Very thankful to have SC available on Bandcamp, every release is a guaranteed blast
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My first Strip album was 1997's 'Self-Inflicted' when it was released, yes I am an old-school 90's. To this date is still one of my favorite albums of that genre. Checking up I saw this Bandcamp page which showed the liner-notes for Last Station, and having kept loose tabs on Claus' life my heart sank to the very bottom. I'm so very sorry. I purchased the physical CD and it's what one can expect of this artist, top-tier, top-notch musicality, musicianship, the very best, 10/10.
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THOUSANDNEEDLES
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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
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Gothic industrial songs that recall darkest Depeche Mode while pounding out their own melodic path.
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Wonderfully murky and sludgy synth music that feels like being dragged through a digital swamp—in the best possible way.
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The Other Man - A Front 242 Tribute
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Scars”
While these are good remixes, they are ironically stripped down to usual EBM trappings. It lacks a LOT of wild experimentation with arrangements, bombastic use of high dynamic range capabilities and Mariana trench's deep use of sequencers which made Front 242 a Sistine Chapel of the genre. Nevertheless, it's an enjoyable EBM Fix ►For You◀ I do appreciate visceral energy on certain songs which added another layer to the originals. Now i wait for FLA's Caustic Grip/TNI tribute like a guard dog.
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