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 Cyberia - Cubanate
 Cyberia - Cubanate ... Tracklisting1 Cyberia 2 Oxyacetylene 3 Hatesong 4 Build 5 Transit 6 Skeletal 7 Human Drum 8 Island 9 Industry 10 Hatesong [Extended] 11 Oxyacetylene [Extended] 12 Oxyacetylene [Extended Mix] 13 Skeletal [Remix] 14 Body Burn [Julian Beeston Mix Extended] Newest Review: ... gravelly, Motörhead style vocals, this still possesses enough rock credentials to appeal to the 'Kerrang!' demographic, ... more ... though its biggest fans will be those in the hardcore underground.
There's a greater range of styles here than on the previous album. The differences are often down to speed alone, 'Human Drum' and 'Build' being a little slower than the rest, but 'Transit' and 'Industry' are appropriately harsh industrial anthems and 'Hatesong' disappointingly not as aggressive as it should sound, even in the rather pointless remix. The only song that goes above and beyond is 'Oxyacetylene,' still techno on the grander scale but possessi...more |
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Cyberia
Release Date: 1995 - 01 - 01, Audio CD, Dynamica Last Update 16.12.2009 06:02
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Cyberia - Cubanate: Cyberia (197 words)
by - written on 16/06/08 (Useful, 28 readings)
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Cubanate's second album leans more towards the electronic side of things than its balanced industrial metal predecessor, but this isn't necessarily a bad thing. Still retaining catchy guitar riffs, albeit shoved towards the back of the sound, and gravelly, Motörhead style vocals, this still possesses enough rock credentials to appeal to the 'Kerrang!' demographic, though its biggest fans will be those in the hardcore underground. There's a greater range of styles here than on the previous album. The differences are often down to speed alone, 'Human Drum' and 'Build' being a little slower than the rest, but 'Transit' and 'Industry' are appropriately harsh ... Read the complete review
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