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A unique, intense fusion of Electronica, Techno, Industrial and Modern Rock
Genre:
Electronic: Industrial
Release Date:
1999
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The Haunting Begins...
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The second GITM CD, "The Haunting Begins...", should have something in it for everyone.
Although the majority of the tracks retain the dark, agressive tone of the debut EP, there are some songs that wander into the lighter side of life.
For dark and angry, head straight for the opening three tracks.
The prelude, "The Haunting Begins...", leads right into the dark techno-insanity that is "Everyone is Dead".
From there, the second track, "Lies", adds the rock dimension to dark and angry techno.
If rave techno is what you want, both "Electric" and "Do You Believe?" roar into your speakers with plenty of bass drum to kick you into gear.
From here, our journey takes another sinister twist as we plunge into "The Shepherd", a metal-techno song about child abuse.
"Supergod", the oddly catchy industrial-rock (hell, it's the trademark GITM sound) follows it.
"Death's Second Self", one of our oldest songs, is a slow-paced rock influenced song about sleep.
"Embrace" gets down and gets funky with an electro-R&B groove.
"What Dreams are Made of" is just downright happy and also has a bit of a hip-hop flavor to it.
"Big Gimmick" is a song lost somewhere between the 80's and the 90s. We're not sure where it came from.
"Image N" is a spooky old skool song that features a spoken word verse.
The CD closes on the ominous note of "Suspicion", a dark and haunting song that builds to a disturbing climax.
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Industrial-Grade Stainless Steel
author: Jmw
Hard-biting industrial electronica, but with a sharp technical edge. Good range of music, not the same repetitive crap, track after track. With more of the same, these guys have a future.
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