1988 debut on Blast First for the innovative industrial metal outfit featuring Justin Broadrick (Napalm Death, Techno Animal) on drums.
CD Reviews
BEAUTIFUL AND IMPORTANT
richard googe | ATLANTA, GA | 11/27/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)
"A GREAT SOUNDING RECORD. MUCH HEAVIER THAN THOSE SO-CALLED INDUSTRIAL-METAL TYPE OF BANDS TODAY. ANYONE WHO LISTENS TO GODFLESH, KILLING JOKE OR THE SWANS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THIS RECORDING. IF NOT, THEN GET A COPY IMMEDIATLEY OR BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELF."
Sometimes nothing else will do. Great and hard to take.
Ryan | 07/31/1998
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This album must be heard to be believed. Almost inaudible vocals, incredible guitar sounds, anti-melodies. Your parents would throw you out of the house for listening to this music. NOT stupid heavy metal, by the way."
Best Industrial CD I've heard
Ryan | Tennessee | 08/21/2000
(4 out of 5 stars)
"This is really good industrial and has good rhythm. You'll want to tap your foot to this. The vocals are drowned out by the guitars and the drums so you don't hear the man singing much and if you do the words are usually inaudible. The drums sound more like a machine than a real drummer and this music is almost relaxing to listen to. Don't expect to find this at your closest record store because they won't have it. This is the most relaxing industrial i think there is"
Lovely
J. Stone | a small bucket | 10/07/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)
"i particularly enjoyed because of the lovely breathy vocals.
i thought fell flat a little, the middle 8 wasn't very well thought out, and Paddy seems to be struggling a little on the chorus.