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Eat Me, Drink Me [CD] [PA]

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Not What I Was Expecting

on August 17, 2007

Posted by: PROJECT359

from Augusta, Ga

Thankfully, we all like different things so I know there will be people out there that will love this album. But for me, it was very slow going when compared with "Golden Age..."

Okay, blah, blah "you can't compare this release with the previous albums." Well, if I didn't then I would have had to give it fewer stars. I know Manson can create some killer music, but this didn't seem to have that angry edge as before. Maybe he wrote this through heart shaped glasses (groan).

"Mutilation..." and "You and Me..." picked up the pace toward the end, but by then I had already made up my mind and two tracks weren't going to save the album for me.

Manson is very creative, very talented and very intelligent which is why I was surprised he released this album.

No, I would not recommend this to a friend.

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Antikörper [CD]

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Awesome Second Offering

on August 17, 2007

Posted by: PROJECT359

from Augusta, Ga

It's not often I purchase an album where all the songs stand out, but this second release from Eisbrecher really comes out kicking all the way to the end.

The guitars come over a lot heavier in this mix yet still compliment the synth sequences. The end result is a real deep and bone crunching track list.

Vocally, Alexx performs excellently providing the necessary front-man style needed for this genre of music. And let's face it, vocals sound more powerful and meaningful when sung in German.

Eisbrecher have hit the mark with this CD, something Rammstein should have done but fell short of with their Rosenrot release.

I would recommend this to a friend!

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Artificial Perfect [CD]

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Industrial Goth Giants Merge

on August 17, 2007

Posted by: PROJECT359

from Augusta, Ga

For fans of industrial electronica with rich gothic overtones, you are going to love this album.

Without taking anything away from Ade, the appearance of Gary Numan on a handful of the tracks makes this album extra special. And this alone will help push the Ade Fenton name out to those that haven't heard the name before.

But Gary aside (remember who composed these tracks), this is still a solid album with some nice variation within the nine tracks. Personally, I felt the Helen Tilley tracks were a little weaker but not due to the vocals. These tracks were just not as edgy as the rest.

Complaints? Too short. This project could have been more lengthy for such an important release.

Now that this project has been released, I can only imagine a brighter future (or should I say "darker" future?) for both Ade Fenton and Gary Numan.

It will be nice to hear how Ade can progress without working with weighty names behind him. My instincts tell me this won't be an issue.

Finally, I was interested to note that the CDDB has this listed as a compilation rather than as an Ade Fenton album. After all, the cover does credit the album as Ade. Just me I guess :)

I would recommend this to a friend!

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