Obsolete

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Description: In this futuristic tale, our world has been taken over by the machines we created, but dissenters are bent on undermining the system that has ascended. It's an oft-told tale, and the quartet's ultrafast staccato guitar assaults are familiar, but there are some surprises in evidence on Obsolete. Burton C. Bell no longer just bellows. DJ Zodak scratches up the crunching "Edgecrusher". Drummer Raymond Herrera provides some engaging organic drum & bass mimicry on "Freedom or Fire". And the last two cuts feature a 12-piece string section. Given the aggressive atmosphere of what's come before, it's refreshing t ... (more)

Manufacturer: Roadrunner
Release date: 28 April 1998
Number of discs: 1
EAN: 0016861875220 UPC: 016861875220

Tags: Metal (2), 1998 (1), Alternative Metal (1), Nu Metal (1), Industrial Metal (1), Groove Metal (1)

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Music Diary from Hell (2023-2024) (689 music items)

"9.10. This album sucks balls, man. I have tried to love it for a decade or so, but it still sucks. Fear Factory were at their best doing intense death metal inspired shit, not nu metal. The concept I don't care at all. "