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Injustrial Trondheim, Norway
Injustrial is the result of one too many Jägerbombs and the fact that there is no sun in Norway
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Night of the Herd (Heresy Edit)”
REIMAGINE is just a really good album, all around. Each song is very good, and just has excellent energy. I'm particularly fond of Conviction (but Tempest is a great character for the style, so that's maybe no surprise). Absolutely worth a listen, and I'll have to check out more of Prince Whateverer's music.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Night of the Herd (Heresy Edit)”
It's hard to pick a favourite track. This is the only album i have so far deemed as "perfect", where every track, even the intro, is just a masterpiece in its own right. From the hard hitting Perturbator's Theme to the emotional title track, its 68 minutes of perfection. 10/10.
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Eat their Young / The Scorn EP
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Night of the Herd (Heresy Edit)”
This is how you do this kind of music.
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The NYC-based ”East Asian cyber-metal” group explore musical combinations with a full-throated earnestness that bears fruit in bursts of creativity.
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Harsh R's latest moves away from heavy, noisy industrial post-punk and into darkly melodic synth-pop with textural production.
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The Italian label Raw Culture is a force to be reckoned with & this album is proof of its powers, packed with subterranean industrial heat.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Night of the Herd (Heresy Edit)”
Awesome album from start to finish. PW's destinctive style is present throughout, but every track is a fresh effort, and the album successfully transitions from driving rock to mellow contemplation without sounding forced or rehashed. I'm not as big of a fan of the remixes, but I appreciate their inclusion and unique perspective. Hard to ask for more than 16 tracks with no skips!
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