Jesus On Extasy - Beloved Enemy + Bonus
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Galleries:
- M'era Luna 2007 - 2007-08-09 (Festivals)
CDs catalogue:
- Jesus On Extasy - The Clock CD
- Jesus On Extasy - The Clock Limited CD Digipak
- Jesus On Extasy - No Gods CD
- Jesus On Extasy - Belove Enemy + Bonus CD
- Jesus On Extasy - Holy Beauty + Bonus CD
- Jesus On Extasy - Holy Beauty [+ Bonus] CD
- Jesus On Extasy - Beloved Enemy CD
- Jesus On Extasy - Beloved Enemy (Limited Edition) Limited CD
- Jesus On Extasy - Xandria vs. Jesus On Extasy - Sisters Of The Light CDS Promo
- Jesus On Extasy - Assassinate Me MCD
- Jesus On Extasy - Holy Beauty CD
We always hurt the ones we love,
that's a fact
which we can't deny.
We never talk instead we shoot,
that's how we learned it from TV.
We're drifting apart.
With these words begins the 2nd, re-released album of a German band Jesus On Extasy, entitled Beloved Enemy, featuring three mixed bonus songs. The strength of Jesus on Extasy's music come from heavy industrial rhythms which in combination with guitar and drums hit the listener with strong energy. For me the main minus of the album is the voice of lead singer, who doesn't have as strong a voice as he should have. Especially in slower parts of the songs, personally I call it "the lack of transmissive power"- He has the potential, but I haven't noticed it while listening to Beloved Enemy. The whole album (apart from mixes) is maintained in a similar tone and, unfortunately, when you listen to it for too long it starts to bore you. Also, a bad thing is that, when you have already listened to some songs, you can guess how will another one be like, and your premonition will most probably turn out right. On the whole album, only a song "Church Of Extasy ' was that track I was waiting for from the beginning. The entire composition is based on strong riffs and drums, industrial background, with the nice vocals and interesting lyrics. Interesting enough is the fact that the track reminds me of Rammstein's world-famous "Du Hast".
And at the end: Mixes, which were featured on the re-released album and which were made by Autoaggresion and ASP. Two mixes of the title song "Beloved Enemy" and the 3rd mix of the track "Dead Presidents" created by Chai Devereaux Mix of "Beloved Enemy" made by ASP and " Dead Presidents" made by Chai, for me are the best ones, ideal for some electro party. The record may be fine for less demanding industrial/rock fans. Having listened to that record I did feel a bit of potential, that this five-year-old band still has, the potential that could be heard for instance in "Assasinate Me" from their previous album, but still, I haven't heard it on this release, and that is not too good I think....
Tracklist:
01.Beloved Enemy
02 Change The World
03 Direct Injection
04 Stay With Me
05 Stuck
06 Break You Apart
07 Lies
08 The Last Day Of My Life
09 You Don't Know Anything
10 Dead Presidents
11 Falling
12 Church Of Extasy
13 Sometimes
Bonus tracks:
14 Beloved Enemy (Chai Vs. Autoaggression Club Mix)
15 Beloved Enemy (Bebop Enemy Mix Arranged By ASP)
16 Dead Presidents (Remix by Chai Deveraux)
Other articles:
that's a fact
which we can't deny.
We never talk instead we shoot,
that's how we learned it from TV.
We're drifting apart.
With these words begins the 2nd, re-released album of a German band Jesus On Extasy, entitled Beloved Enemy, featuring three mixed bonus songs. The strength of Jesus on Extasy's music come from heavy industrial rhythms which in combination with guitar and drums hit the listener with strong energy. For me the main minus of the album is the voice of lead singer, who doesn't have as strong a voice as he should have. Especially in slower parts of the songs, personally I call it "the lack of transmissive power"- He has the potential, but I haven't noticed it while listening to Beloved Enemy. The whole album (apart from mixes) is maintained in a similar tone and, unfortunately, when you listen to it for too long it starts to bore you. Also, a bad thing is that, when you have already listened to some songs, you can guess how will another one be like, and your premonition will most probably turn out right. On the whole album, only a song "Church Of Extasy ' was that track I was waiting for from the beginning. The entire composition is based on strong riffs and drums, industrial background, with the nice vocals and interesting lyrics. Interesting enough is the fact that the track reminds me of Rammstein's world-famous "Du Hast".
And at the end: Mixes, which were featured on the re-released album and which were made by Autoaggresion and ASP. Two mixes of the title song "Beloved Enemy" and the 3rd mix of the track "Dead Presidents" created by Chai Devereaux Mix of "Beloved Enemy" made by ASP and " Dead Presidents" made by Chai, for me are the best ones, ideal for some electro party. The record may be fine for less demanding industrial/rock fans. Having listened to that record I did feel a bit of potential, that this five-year-old band still has, the potential that could be heard for instance in "Assasinate Me" from their previous album, but still, I haven't heard it on this release, and that is not too good I think....
Tracklist:
01.Beloved Enemy
02 Change The World
03 Direct Injection
04 Stay With Me
05 Stuck
06 Break You Apart
07 Lies
08 The Last Day Of My Life
09 You Don't Know Anything
10 Dead Presidents
11 Falling
12 Church Of Extasy
13 Sometimes
Bonus tracks:
14 Beloved Enemy (Chai Vs. Autoaggression Club Mix)
15 Beloved Enemy (Bebop Enemy Mix Arranged By ASP)
16 Dead Presidents (Remix by Chai Deveraux)
Other articles:
- Jesus On Extasy - The Clock - 2012-04-24 (Music reviews)
- Jesus On Extasy - Lost In Time - 2011-11-02 (Music reviews)
- Jesus On Extasy - Holy Beauty - 2010-09-30 (Music reviews)
