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Artist: INTERLOCK
Album: Crisis//Reinvention
Year: 2005
Interlock is known to me as one of the craziest and most
powerful industrial metal bands from the U.K. A band
that manages to mix death metal with industrial and some
now metal influences here and there is not a new thing,
but the way this band manages to do it is different.
Will the album be as smashing as I expect?
With the first song, Skinless, Interlock manages to wake
up every single little cell in my body and every cell in
a circle of ten miles around me. Bands like Fear Factory
and DyNAbyte (specially the last one because of the
female vocals) come immidiately in mind, and this
already has to be enough for the insiders to know what
kind of band we have here. The rest of the album is kind
of build with the same concept, but every song has its
own identity and experimental parts. Songs like
“Eradiction” and “This Waking Moment” show a more quiet
side of the band, while songs like “In Statis” and
“Straight” (my personal favourite) are very near to
death metal itself. In the end, I think it is fair to
say that this is an easy listening record with some
brutal surprises here and there. A good alternative for
fans of Fear Factory, DyNAbyte, Malmonde and Dagoba.
Vote: 80 / 100
Review by: Mark |
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01. Skinless
02. Eradication
03. This Waking Moment
04. Cause
05. Never//Lost
06. Straight
07. The Hold (CDW)
08. Creed
09. (cold air)
10. Sleepless
11. In Stasis |
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