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Fear Factory - Digimortal [Digipak] [PA] (CD 2001) 
Fear Factory - Digimortal [Digipak] [PA] (CD 2001)

 
Fear Factory - Digimortal [Digipak] [PA] (CD 2001)

Product ID: EPID3995144
Description: This limited edition Digipak version of DIGIMORTAL contains four bonus tracks.Fear Factory: Burton C. Bell (vocals); Dino Cazares (guitar); Christian Oloe Wolbers (bass, background vocals); Raymond Herrera (drums).Additional personnel in...
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Track Listing
1. What Will Become
2. Damaged
3. Digimortal
4. No One
5. Linchpin
6. Invisible Wounds (Dark Bodies)
7. Acres Of Skin
8. Back The F*** Up
9. Byte Block
10. Hurt Conveyor
11. Memory Imprints Never End
12. Dead Man Walking (bonus track)
13. Strain Vs Resistance (bonus track)
14. Repentance (bonus track)
15. Full Metal Contact (bonus track)

Details
Number of CDs:1
Producer:Fear Factory, Rhys Fulber
Recording Type:Studio
Distributor:ADA/Cinram Logistics
Recording Mode:Stereo

Album Notes
This limited edition Digipak version of DIGIMORTAL contains four bonus tracks.Fear Factory: Burton C. Bell (vocals); Dino Cazares (guitar); Christian Oloe Wolbers (bass, background vocals); Raymond Herrera (drums).Additional personnel includes: B-Real (rap vocals); Jordan Plotnikoff (spoken vocals); Rhys Fulber, John Bechdel (keyboards).Recorded at Ocean Studio, Burbank, California from Spetember 30-November 4, 2000.Fear Factory was a pioneer of new metal long before the sub-genre took shape and found its name. With DIGIMORTAL, its fourth full-length release of new material, the band revisits its brand of thinking-man's sci-fi themes and painstakingly executed musicianship. Here, the battle between man and technology finds man broken, but not beaten. In "Linchpin" and "No One" the band resolves to escape from the machines that have enslaved mankind, though these songs are faint glimmers of hope against a bleak prophecy that finds technology the new dominant paradigm. Musically, the band has grown, retaining its brutally syncopated rhythms while adding some tasty hooks and clean, melodic vocals, particularly in "Invisible Wounds." "Acres of Skin" will please thrash metal fans, while "Back the F*** Up," featuring B. Real, is the album's metal/hip-hop showpiece.

Editorial Reviews
...Demented disco....DIGIMORTAL is cybercore: digitized, overdubbed metal with crunchy, machine-like production...
CMJ (04/09/2001)

3 stars out of 5 - ...Ethereal and breathtaking...
Q (05/01/2001)

3 stars out of 5 - ...Ethereal and breathtaking...CMJ (4/9/01, p.17) - ...Demented disco....DIGIMORTAL is cybercore: digitized, overdubbed metal with crunchy, machine-like production...
Q (05/01/2001)

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